Comic-Con 2015: The Best Outfit Changes from Lea Michele, Jennifer Lawrence and More Stylish Stars
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- July 13, 2015
While fans at Comic-Con dress up as their favorite superheroes and TV characters, stars pack a ton of stylish looks into their suitcases for their cameos at the convention. And they often pull multiple outfit changes per day. Below, a roundup of our favorite star style switch-ups. (Get ready to vote!)
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Lea Michele: The actress promoted Scream Queens in four sexy looks. At the panel for the new Fox show, she selected a sporty Jonathan Simkhai crop top and matching flare mini skirt, plus colorful Christian Louboutin sandals. Later that night at Entertainment Weekly‘s party, she stepped out in a vibrant red Zuhair Murad short suit (sans shirt underneath), matching sandals and a summer-friendly braided updo.
Proving that her crop-top-wearing skills are on point (and that she should challenge Taylor Swift to a twosie contest), Michele chose a striped Tanya Taylor set, white sandals and a bouncy ponytail to take a spin on the Scream Queens–themed ride at Comic-Con (and added a fuchsia lip for a pop of color). Lastly, she wore her most demure look of the week — a printed Zimmermann midi dress (with a bustier-inspired bodice) — to the 20th Century Fox party.
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Jennifer Lawrence: The Queen of Comic-Con (so far her highlight reel includes an amazing Cher impression and a hysterical run-in with her idol Bill Murray) wins for the most outfit changes. She’s also been dressing sexier than usual. For her appearance on Conan, she selected a plunging LBD covered in floral appliqués, plus Sylva & Cie emerald-and-diamond drop earrings. At the Hunger Games panel, she continued to show skin in a Louis Vuitton dress with waist cutouts.
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But her most revealing look was probably the second-skin iridescent midnight blue Prabal Gurung sheath, featuring a thigh-high side slit. She also selected the designer for her appearance at the X-Men: Apocalypse panel, wearing a silk crêpe jumpsuit from the Resort 2016 collection teamed with Vita Fede jewelry. And at Entertainment Weekly‘s party she went for a summer-friendly white off-the-shoulder dress with a matching quilted bag and silver strappy sandals. (And of course her long hair was perfect with every look.)
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Emma Roberts: Joining Michele for a jam-packed weekend of Scream Queens appearances, the star played with a variety of silhouettes. For the show’s panel, she opted for a Tanya Taylor turtleneck shift with a blue print and pointy cutout heels. At Entertainment Weekly‘s party she teamed her feminine 3.1 Phillip Lim dress with edgy lace-up Malone Souliers heels.
At the Scream Queens amusement ride event, she went for a flouncy off-the-shoulder plaid mini by Line & Dot and red Stuart Weitzman “Nudist” heels. And she kicked things off in a long, purple silk design that is giving us major nightgown vibes (if it weren’t for the golden M2Malletier clutch she’s toting).
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Olivia Munn: The actress’s hottest accessory during the weekend was NFL star boyfriend Aaron Rodgers, who made the trip to San Diego with her. Her second hottest accessory? Probably her abs, which she showed off in a cobalt crop top and matching skirt (both Michael Kors). For her appearance on the X-Men: Apocalypse panel, she opted for a long-sleeve black romper and the same neutral sandals.
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Ashley Madekwe: The actress (and style blogger) hit the party circuit in two bold looks: a Self-Portrait two-piece featuring an asymmetrical crop top and matching gaucho pants at the 20th Century Fox party and a plunging gold metallic Saint Laurent mini, which she accessorized with silver pumps for a mixed-metal vibe, at Entertainment Weekly‘s fête.
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