
While everyone continues to reminisce about 2016 and the fashion, culture, and beauty trends that defined it, the models and attendees at Paris Haute Couture Week seem to be going even further back and borrowing style and beauty inspiration from decades prior. First it was Jacquemus, whose Fall/Winter '26 presentation this week included a callback to dramatic '80s glam in the form of fluffy, high, side ponytails on the runway. Now it's Jodie Turner-Smith, whose look at Schiaparelli's Spring/Summer '26 show leaned into early 2000s beauty trends, from her chunky, gold jewelry all the way down to her messy high bun.
The Queen & Slim actress was photographed attending Schiaparelli's presentation on Jan. 26 wearing a backless black gown from the brand that featured large cutouts with gold trim and a very retro skinny gold chain that hung around her waist. She also wore dramatic, chunky earrings and candy pink blush that extended from her cheekbones to her temples, but my absolute favorite part of her look was her messy updo. Turner-Smith let her dress do most of the talking and pulled her blown-out, textured hair into a slightly messy top bun with a few loose, curly tendrils sticking out on either side.