Riley Keough put a spin on the dark glamour trend with her Chanel look at the New York Film Festival premiere of “Jay Kelly” on Monday night in New York City.
The actress’ sleeveless dress hails from the French luxury fashion house’s 2026 cruise collection. Featuring a high-low skirt, the dress included a semi-sheer style fabric with shimmering rhinestone embellishments at the bustline and just below the waist, offering a stark contrast to the black fabric.
The skirt of Keough’s look featured tiered ruffles, adding a feminine edge to the overall garment and a flowing element. Keough paired the dress with strappy black heels, and her glam mimicked the dark glamour allure, with her dark hair styled in natural waves and a middle part.
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Chanel’s cruise 2026 collection debuted in April, mere months after Matthieu Blazy’s appointment as the French luxury fashion house’s new creative director — Blazy was appointed to the role in December 2024.
“The team did not ignore the key signature Chanel elements, so it was familiar — and safe — territory,” Luisa Zargani wrote in WWD’s review of the collection.
“To be sure they were all there — the tweed, the camellias, the jewelry and strings of pearls — and the designers paid tribute to the brand’s artisans, with precious embroideries with beads and rhinestones, lacework inspired by the magnolias, rhododendrons and oleanders in the park, and sequin embellishments.”
Directed by Noah Baumbach, “Jay Kelly” follows the titular movie star (George Clooney) as he takes stock of his life, past and present, alongside his dedicated manager Ron, played by Adam Sandler. The film hits select theaters Nov. 14 and arrives on Netflix Dec. 5.
Founded in 1963, the New York Film Festival has been a highlight of the city’s arts calendar. The festival has long served as a showcase for international cinema, featuring celebrated auteurs and new talent, with red carpet events that reflect its cultural prominence, hosted annually by Film at Lincoln Center. The 2025 edition of the festival kicked off on Friday and concludes Oct. 13.