Lindsay Lohan [1]'s fashion comeback is in full swing. The actor has been turning out looks while promoting her new Netflix film, "Falling For Christmas [2]," and the style streak continued at the premiere in New York City on 9 Nov. Lohan wore a sheer Valentino column gown embroidered with white lace flowers and hundreds of gold sequins and beads arranged to mimic stems. With long sleeves, an A-line skirt, and hidden pockets, the sheer dress shimmered from every angle as she posed with husband Bader Shammas [3] on the red carpet for the first time.
Image architect and recent CFDA award winner Law Roach [4] was the mastermind behind Lohan's ensemble for the screening. He styled the naked dress with a gold quilted Valentino purse, metallic platform sandals, silver diamond earrings, and a heart-shaped yellow diamond ring by Stephanie Gottlieb. Of course, Lohan also wore her enormous square engagement ring [5] and pavé wedding band for the occasion. She finished the look with a slicked-back ponytail and neutral manicure adorned with the initials L and B as a nod to her husband.
Lohan shared a peek at her Valentino ensemble on Instagram [6], captioning several photos, "This is what #FallingForChristmas looks like." Her followers and fans were quick to flood the post with praise for the fashion moment. Costar Chord Overstreet simply commented, "Daaaammmmnnn," while fellow "Mean Girls [7]" actor Daniel Franzese (aka Damian) wrote, "COME ON Perfection!" The best comment award definitely goes to Jamie Lee Curtis, Lohan's onscreen mom in "Freaky Friday [8]," who hyped her up by writing, "Hey there GORGEY GIRL."
With Roach's magic touch, Lohan has been owning her "Falling For Christmas" press tour in style. On 8 Nov., she stepped out for a "Good Morning America" appearance in a bold colour-blocked Akris suit [9] and platform Giuseppe Zanotti heels, and later that day was spotted in a crisp white high-low dress styled with a thin gold belt and matching metallic heels.
Take a closer look at every detail of Lohan's dazzling premiere look ahead.
