With the premiere of “Wednesday Season 2: Part 1” on its way to your screens soon, we’ve gathered a few show-stopping looks from the star herself, Jenna Ortega.
When we think of Wednesday, the iconic pig tails and collared babydoll dresses come to mind. However, in true Ortega fashion, her bold aesthetic makes a comeback on the red carpet. A style that exudes vampy glamour, Ortega embraces Wednesday throughout the press tour but with a gothic-meets-sophistication series of looks.
Starting strong with this bold-shouldered bralette look from Givenchy by Sarah Burton, Ortega was the centre of attention in this leather galore.
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For the global premiere of the series at Central Hall Westminster in England, Ortega pulled out all the stops. Dressed like a vision, the star stunned in a nude dress from Ashi Studio’s Autumn Haute Couture Collection. The body-hugging high-neck dress stole the show with its shredded snakeskin effect, with sheer fabric and tattered hems. Better yet, the stunning mermaid train left a lasting impression. To complete the look, she accessorised with mixed-metal jewellery and had her hair tied up in a long ponytail.
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And then, it was off to the opening of Le Beach Club de Mercredi (Wednesday’s Beach Club) in Paris. The star, once again, embraced a beautiful Vivienne Westwood by Andreas Kronthaler ensemble with a gothic glamour allure. The chocolate brown gown showcases a romantic ruffled plunge neckline, coupled with a sheer cream corset and completes the look with a leather belt, jewellery and stilettos.
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If you thought the allure ends there, you’re wrong. Ortega made her mark at “Good Morning America”, flaunting a silhouette from Willy Chavarria’s Spring 2026 collection. A power ensemble that will resonate with others, this look consisted of a single-breasted blazer with elevated shoulders that matches perfectly with a pencil skirt and satin Louboutin heels to match. While her wide-brimmed hat might have captured attention with its eye-obscuring design, we can’t seem to look away from Ortega this season.
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Thanks to her stylist and longtime collaborator, Enrique Melendez, he has gone above and beyond in curating a wardrobe that represents Ortega and Wednesday while pushing the boundaries to excellence.
