Karlie Kloss Wore Dolce & Gabbana, Thom Browne & Ferragamo Promoting ‘Spaghetti Code’
We don’t see much of Karlie Kloss away from the runway these days, but she packed three appearances into the past 24 hours while promoting her new children’s book, Spaghetti Code. From morning television to a fashion celebration and a late-night chat, each stop showcased a different side of her polished style.
The Today Show
Considering Karlie was heading to a morning news programme, this vintage Dolce & Gabbana seafoam-hued skirt suit could not have been more appropriate. It had an unmistakable 1980s news anchor energy, but in the best possible way.
Karlie has never been someone to chase trends, and everything about this look from the sharp tailoring to the fresh colour felt entirely in keeping with her personal style. It struck the right balance between polished and chic, making this my favourite look of the three.
Jude heels completed her look.
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You instantly know this is Thom Browne. His tailoring has such a distinct signature that it barely needs an introduction.
What elevated the look for me, however, was the styling. Rather than leaning into the designer’s familiar uniform-inspired codes, Karlie paired the tweed suit with a simple white tank top, giving it more of a refined daytime socialite feel. For an afternoon event, that lighter approach felt exactly right. White pumps and a white handbag completed the look.
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
While many celebrities default to a little black dress for late-night television, Karlie instead wore the same grey Ferragamo Fall 2026 button-front dress recently seen on Gemma Chan.
Both women look good in this dress, but it feels more aligned with Karlie’s understated sense of style.
Styled with Ferragamo’s black croc-print V-shaped pumps in embossed leather and the Cara bag, the accessories added just enough contrast while allowing the dress to remain the focus.
Which look stood out for you?
Stylist: Natasha Colvin.
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