Rachel Zegler Wore Carolina Herrera Promoting ‘Snow White’

I’m high-key disappointed that we’re not getting a major promo rollout for Snow White. No glamorous European tour, no endless parade of talk show appearances, no meticulously planned press circuit where every look is a serve. Instead, we got the Segovia photocall, and the upcoming scaled-down LA premiere before the film’s release. I am so upset about it, as I had been looking forward to a Disney fairy tale press tour.

But thankfully, Rachel Zegler’s stylist, Sarah Slutsky, is making sure we still get some of the looks that would’ve been perfect for all the press stops that aren’t happening—GMA, The Today Show, Fallon, Kimmel, Colbert—I could go on, but my heartbreak can only take so much.

Now, let’s talk about what is happening: Rachel stepping out in a Carolina Herrera Fall 2025 red knit top and bootcut trousers featuring a draped floral waistband. If you’re going to channel Snow White, this is how you do it—leaning into the iconic red apple moment but making it sleek, modern, and effortlessly chic. The floral detail at the waist? That’s what really sells it. It takes a classic silhouette and adds just the right amount of whimsy.

Since this look is fresh off the runway, I’m glad to see that her stylist made sure the trouser length was adjusted, as it appears much longer on the model, who is undoubtedly taller than Rachel.

A matching Carolina Herrera Rosita Bucket bag and some very cool oval Illesteva shades completed the look, and honestly, she’s eating this up. And if this isn’t a glowing testament to the fact that Rachel needs to embrace more colours and retire that dishwater grey she inexplicably loves, I don’t know what is.

Black Jimmy Choo pumps rounded things out, keeping the focus on the vibrancy up top. It’s clean, elegant, and still playful—exactly the kind of energy we should be seeing more of. If only this press tour were happening the way it should have been… but I digress.

Stylist: Sarah Slutsky Tooley. Hair Stylist: Clayton Hawkins. Makeup Artist: Allan Avendaño.

Credit: Sarah Slutsky Tooley / Vogue.com

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