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Vishal Khairnar
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Paris witnessed a jaw-dropping red carpet moment as Jodie Turner-Smith fused couture with technology at the Tron: Ares premiere.
The 39-year-old actress, who stars in Disney’s highly anticipated sci-fi sequel, arrived in a Schiaparelli couture dress crafted from actual computer parts. The striking creation redefined the phrase “wearable technology”, while paying homage to the digital universe of the Tron franchise.
A Futuristic Homage
The bold gown, designed by Daniel Roseberry, featured salvaged circuit boards, chips, and electronic components sewn onto a sculpted silhouette. The avant-garde design mirrored Tron’s futuristic aesthetic, merging cinematic storytelling with fashion innovation.
From Runway to Red Carpet
The look originally debuted during Schiaparelli’s Spring 2024 Haute Couture collection, a showcase exploring the delicate balance between society’s embrace of artificial intelligence and nostalgia for Y2K-era tech like flip phones and digital cameras.
Roseberry reflected on sourcing the materials, noting:
“Now, the technology I grew up with is so antiquated that it’s almost as difficult to source as certain vintage fabrics and embellishments.”
Redefining Couture
Turner-Smith’s ensemble wasn’t just a fashion statement — it was a cultural conversation piece. By turning obsolete technology into couture, Schiaparelli highlighted how fashion can preserve the aesthetics of the past while shaping visions of the future.
With this daring look, Jodie Turner-Smith proved once again that she is one of Hollywood’s most fearless fashion icons.
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