
Blake Lively Goes Edgy With Bold Fringe and Leather Jacket by David Koma for ‘Another Simple Favor’ Screening in London
Blake Lively joined members of the cast and creative team behind “Another Simple Favor” for the film’s special screening on Tuesday in London. The actress was joined by costar Anna Kendrick, and the film’s director Paul Feig, among others.
Lively opted for a design courtesy of David Koma‘s fall 2025 collection. The look combined contemporary edge with playful modernity, featuring a black leather jacket that transitioned into a long fringe skirt.

The bodice of Lively’s look featured long sleeves and a plunging neckline with exposed lining and seams. The look also included sinuous lapels, giving the bodice a leather jacket quality. Lively opted to go shirtless beneath the bodice of her dress, favoring a trend seen on such stars as Venus Williams during Milan Fashion Week and Camila Cabello, among others.
The floor-length skirt of Lively’s look included a base leather fabric with fringe detailing layered on top. The fringe element provided the look with movement, giving the more structured pieces of the look freedom of form and juxtaposing texture.

When it came to her accessories, Lively opted to go minimal, favoring a few rings and a pair of statement earrings. As for her glam, the actress styled her blond tresses in voluminous waves that cascaded down her back and shoulders. Her makeup featured bold brows, a smokey eye and glossy lip.
Prior to the London screening for the film, Lively appeared alongside costar Anna Kendrick for a photo call opposite the city’s iconic London Eye. For the photo op, Lively opted for ’60s styling, wearing a look courtesy of Chanel with her hair coiffed in a bouffant.

“Another Simple Favor” is the sequel to 2018’s “A Simple Favor.” The film follows Emily (Lively) and Stephanie (Kendrick) as they jet-set off to Capri, Italy, where Emily is set to marry a wealthy Italian businessman. The film arrives on Prime Video May 1.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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