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Jennifer Lawrence has been everywhere these last few days shaking up Hollywood headlines and the style scene. Monday night she caused genuine shock by making a fashionably late entrance at the 2025 CFDA Awards at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. According to Marie Claire, Lawrence was there to honor W Magazine editor-in-chief Sara Moonves with the Media Award and did so with her signature blend of sophistication and sardonic humor saying Moonves “dresses like Coco Chanel, but she has the work ethic of Genghis Khan” before sharing the stage and red carpet in coordinated pieces from The Row’s Spring 2026 collection. Her look, styled by Jamie Mizrahi before a recent pivot to stylist Ryan Hastings, paired a classic black T-shirt and pleated skirt with pointy pumps and—for a true moment—a rare Suzanne Belperron for René Boivin brooch loaned by Sotheby’s. The pin, set with rock crystal, pearls, and diamonds, is projected to open bidding at $20,000 when it goes to auction next month.

But the big style switch everyone is still discussing came mid press tour for her new film Die My Love. Red Carpet Fashion Awards details that Lawrence left longtime stylist Jamie Mizrahi for Ryan Hastings and immediately started delivering striking all-black streamlined looks—first at the CFDAs, and then on Jimmy Fallon’s show in a sleek Jacquemus one-shoulder dress with Aquazzura sandals and Jessica McCormack jewelry. From there, her press outfits became even bolder: a Lii Spring 2026 t-shirt dress with sculptural skirt, Givenchy Boudoir bow mules, and Gentle Monster sunglasses stood out as a crowd favorite. Later, for the SAG-AFTRA Foundation Conversations event, she embraced a vintage Dolce & Gabbana buttoned dress with Mansur Gavriel pumps and Ray-Bans, reinforcing the newfound minimalist severity of her “Ryan Hastings era.”

Meanwhile, L’OFFICIEL notes that Lawrence has quietly become the blueprint for fall and winter 2025 street style, spotted in simple, smart layered looks that balance wearability with high fashion cool. In business news, Lawrence continues her collaboration with Sotheby’s, who lends her statement jewelry pieces for red carpets and plans to auction them immediately after. On the social front, AOL reports a viral soundbite from her Die My Love promotion, where Lawrence admitted to lurking and even bickering anonymously in TikTok comment sections—a revelation that had fans on socials speculating about which trending debate she might have joined. According to The Hollywood Beat, her recent interviews have been peppered with honest reflections on motherhood and ambition, framing this season as one of both reinvention and total creative mastery. There are no credible reports of new projects or controversies, but the narrative is clear—Jennifer Lawrence is once again at the center of fashion, film, and the cultural conversation with every move poised to influence what comes next.

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