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Ayo Edebiri has been redefining the meaning of leading lady these past few days and the world is watching. All eyes turned to her as she made her Venice Film Festival debut in a magnificent custom Chanel red gown at the premiere of “After the Hunt,” the psychological drama directed by Luca Guadagnino and starring Julia Roberts, Chloë Sevigny, and Andrew Garfield. This was not just a fashion moment but a declaration that old Hollywood glamour and youthful confidence can exist in perfect harmony. Harper’s Bazaar and AOL highlight the red dress’s dreamy draping and ruby buttons, which captured the classic-meets-modern vibe audiences crave. The look was styled by Danielle Goldberg, whose client roster includes Margaret Qualley and Zoë Kravitz, and Ayo’s appearance elevated her into the rarefied air of Chanel muses. Even the incoming Chanel creative director Matthieu Blazy is said by W Magazine to be keeping mum on whether he was involved, fueling speculation that Edebiri’s relationship with Chanel could become more formal and long-term.
Not content to rest on one fashion moment, Edebiri reappeared for the film’s photo call in a white Chanel tweed suit, again balancing modern asymmetry and timeless details. Black Girls Bond called both looks a masterclass in style evolution, positioning her as both an acting and fashion force. The film “After the Hunt”—in which Edebiri plays a star student making a serious accusation against a college professor—is already one of the festival’s most talked-about premieres and will be available for streaming in October.
Beyond film and fashion, Edebiri also made headlines with her signature off-duty track pants look in Venice. Who What Wear reported she was spotted in wide-leg black track pants, a black button-down, and a Chanel quilted hobo bag, topped off with her now-iconic baseball cap—a true relaxed-chic ensemble that’s signaling the rise of track pants as the next big casual style trend and further cementing her status as a style influencer.
In social media and pop culture, Edebiri didn’t shy away from her own past internet lessons. A clip from her “Las Culturistas” podcast episode resurfaced where she joked about the impact and permanence of podcasts after her previous comments about Jennifer Lopez drew online controversy. She used the moment to advocate for comedians and creatives to be more thoughtful about what they post or say online, showing a level of self-awareness and personal growth that fans have applauded.
As for new business moves, there’s buzzing curiosity about a potential ongoing collaboration with Chanel, though nothing is confirmed. In interviews and public appearances, she continues to be celebrated for her authentic voice and willingness to learn—an increasingly influential quality that resonates in Hollywood and beyond.
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