Alexandra Daddario gave one of Fforme’s latest designs a Gothic spin at the “I Wish You All the Best’ premiere in New York City on Monday night.
“The White Lotus” alum turned to the American luxury brand’s fall 2025 ready-to-wear collection, going Goth in the Mila bias cut long-sleeve dress in black. The dress featured a high, round neckline, with rounded shoulders and extra long sleeves covering Daddario’s hands.
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The bias cut of the dress gave way to a long, flowing maxiskirt. With a loose fit, the dress created an elongated silhouette evocative of a shift or slipdress style. As for accessories, Daddario kept her look minimal, opting for a pair of stud diamond earrings.
Daddario’s glam favored simple style choices as well. Her brunette hair featured the controversial side part with soft waves cascading to her shoulders. Makeup for the actress, provided by Shayna Gold, included clean, serene choices, with lightly lined eyes and a glossy lip.
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Curated by creative director Frances Howie, who took over the role from Paul Helbers upon his departure in July 2024, Fforme’s fall 2025 ready-to-wear collection featured “a compelling lineup of modern, sophisticated clothing with artisanal touches at a good price,” Booth Moore wrote in WWD’s review of the collection.
Howie pulled from her time working for Alber Elbaz at Lanvin and Stella McCartney to interpret her own iteration on Fforme’s designs. “What I learned from [Alber] was this lightness of touch, which is about the poetry of something remaining a little bit undone,” Howie said, per WWD’s review.
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More recently, Howie debuted Fforme’s spring 2026 ready-to-wear collection during New York Fashion Week in September. Although Fforme hasn’t previously toyed with color, Howie appeared to gradually incorporate some splashes of blues and greens among Fforme’s stock black and white designs.
“I Wish You All the Best” follows non-binary teenager Ben DeBacker, played by Corey Fogelmanis, who goes on a journey of self-discovery after they’re kicked out of the house by their parents. The film marks Tommy Dorfman’s directorial debut. “I Wish You All the Best” hits theaters Nov. 7.
