
Kate Hudson Sparkles at Paris Couture Week
Kate Hudson brought a touch of shimmering glamour to the Armani Privé spring 2026 couture collection presentation on Tuesday during Paris Couture Week.
The Oscar-nominated “Song Sung Blue” star turned to Giorgio Armani Privé‘s spring 2024 couture collection for her front-row attire. The short-sleeve dress featured contrasting tones of pink and black, with a soft pink bodice crafted with shimmering, sequin embellished fabric with a zipper front creating a deep neckline.

Black shimmering sequins featured around the neckline and at the cuffs of the sleeves and at the bottom of the top, as well. The skirt of the dress offered contrasting fabric, with a glossy shine that diverged from the sequin and shimmer elements of the bodice.
Stylist Sophie Lopez curated Hudson’s look, which included simple glam with a middle part, straight hairdo and clean, serene makeup. Hudson went minimal with her accessories, opting to keep her Armani Privé gown the centerpiece of her look.

The Armani Privé couture spring 2024 collection debuted during Paris Couture Week in January 2024. Designs in the collection incorporated a more playful, vibrant sense of style from the late Italian designer, who died at the age of 91 in September 2025.
Armani “played within the register of delicacy, wanderlust and maximalism, often combining sheer, lace, pattern and crystals within a single outfit,” Miles Socha wrote in WWD’s review of the collection.

There was a bevy of shine throughout the curation of dresses and designs, in which “tiny crystals dotted most fabrics, from the dense layers of dégradé handkerchief ruffles on a full-skirted ballgown to the heirloom lace tops, cardigan jackets and loose, kimono-like robes,” Socha wrote.
“The designer committed more to his intense, decorative motifs than silhouettes, knowing his clients, some more famous than others, span a variety of ages, nationalities and lifestyles.”
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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