Since first auditioning for Mad Men at just six years old, Kiernan Shipka has grown up in the spotlight—and thus, on the red carpet. The actress established herself as a front row fixture as a youngster, cozying up to top luxury brands like Fendi, Dior (then under the direction of Raf Simons), and Miu Miu.
She’s developed a wide set of style signatures over time, characterized by plenty of fun, short silhouettes from brands like Delpozo and Marc Jacobs. As Shipka grew into her own and began to nab roles in more experimental projects like Longlegs and The Last Showgirl, her red carpet style evolved, too. While the star still loves bold colors and prints, she’s willing to toy around with high-cut leg slits and the occasional pop of sheer fabric.
Here, look through Kiernan Shipka’s style evolution, from the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina all the way up until now.
2024: Sweethearts Premiere
2024: The Last Showgirl Screening
2024: SAG Awards Season Celebration
2024: Red One Berlin Premiere
2024: Toronto International Film Festival
2024: Fashion Trust U.S. Awards
2023: White House Plumbers Premiere
2022: Toronto International Film Festival
2022: Vanity Fair Oscar Party
2019: Let It Snow Premiere
2019: Billboard Music Awards
2019: MTV Movie and TV Awards
2018: Critics’ Choice Awards
2017: Emmy Awards
2015: The Blackcoat’s Daughter Premiere
Spring came early in this Rosie Assoulin dress with metallic heels.
2015: SAG Awards
Shipka again wore blue to the SAG Awards, this time going strapless in Erdem.
2015: Emmy Awards
2014: Divergent Premiere
Shipka kept it short in sheer Valentino at the L.A. premiere of Divergent in 2014.
2014: Costume Designers Guild Awards
Shipka made another statement in Delpozo at the 2014 Costume Designers Guild Awards.
2013: Teen Vogue Young Hollywood Party
Shipka showed off her new-found styl in shiny brocade Emporio Armani pants at the 2013 Teen Vogue Young Hollywood party.
2011: SAG Awards
Not even a teen yet, Shipka kept it simple at the 2011 SAG Awards in a navy dress with a tween-appropriate bow.
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