
Kate Hudson Leans Into Lingerie Dressing at the ‘Sur un Air de Blues’ Paris Premiere
All eyes were on Kate Hudson at the “Sur un Air de Blues” Paris premiere on Sunday. The actress, who stars as Claire in the forthcoming musical drama, arrived at the Le Grand Rex in a high-shine pale pink dress from Dolce & Gabbana.

Dressed by her go-to stylist Sophie Lopez, Hudson was clad in a satin sheath gown from the Italian fashion house. Leaning into the lingerie-inspired dressing look that’s reigned in Hollywood over the past few years, the number boasted a black built-in bra that peeked out from beneath the bodice. The calf-skimming dress was also designed with paneled details on the front, as well as thick straps, balancing out the sultry look. It seems Hudson’s iteration was slightly altered, as the Dolce & Gabbana version available online boasts an ’80s-inspired cone bra, a trend that’s made an unexpected return in recent months.
Hudson zhuzhed up the gown with diamond-encrusted fan-shaped earrings courtesy of Anita Ko. Black patent leather pumps and sheer tights rounded out her look. For glam, the actress wore her blond hair in a sleek, slicked-back bun, finishing with bold cat-eye and rosy pink lipstick.

Hudson’s gown on Sunday was the latest in a string of luxe designer ensembles in her “Sur un Air de Blues” press tour wardrobe. For the film’s London premiere on Friday, the “Talk About Love” singer chose a baby blue long-sleeve Stella McCartney gown festooned with floral embroidery and black gemstones. Meanwhile, at the movie’s AFI premiere last month, Hudson embraced fall dressing with a burnt orange Roksanda dress from the label’s spring 2026 ready-to-wear collection. Her next fashion moment is sure to be just as swoon-worthy.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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