Hailee Steinfeld sat in the front row for Tamara Ralph’s fall 2025 couture collection show during Paris Couture Week on Monday. The “Sinners” actress turned to one of the designer’s previous collections for her fashion week look.

Steinfeld wore a dress courtesy of Tamara Ralph’s fall 2024 couture collection, which debuted in Paris in June 2024. The dress featured allover sheer fabric embellished with shimmering silver jewels and embroidery throughout, as well as a thigh-high slit at the front along with two bold cutouts — one at the waist and another above the bustline. Black bows adorned the dress at the waistline, bustline and neckline.

The actress coordinated the dress with pointed-toe black pumps. She further accessorized with a black clutch. Steinfeld favored a minimalist approach when it came to her jewelry pieces. As for her glam, the actress’ hair was slicked back into a tight chignon, and her makeup featured such elements as bold brows and a matte lip.

Tamara Ralph’s fall 2024 couture collection put an emphasis on romance throughout. There were references to vintage Paris couture designs as well as some Art Deco flair weaved throughout the fall 2024 couture collection.

“Hers was an idealized vision of Paris full of vintage references — the opening pencil dress in houndstooth check was paired with a demure pillbox hat and veil, nodding to the black-and-white imagery of the Nouvelle Vague,” Alex Wynne wrote in WWD’s review of the collection. “Fishtail skirts and peplum jackets had a role to play, as did sweeping necklines and draping to enhance the silhouette.”

Wynne noted, however, that the “all-out romance” of Ralph’s collection “was largely reserved for the final looks, draped pieces in duchesse satin in sugary pink and vivid red, for instance. One had a long train embroidered with a scattering of life-like rose blossoms. Another, in red, had two blossoms aligned with the bust of its sweetheart neckline. The bride carried a bouquet of the handmade pavé-coated metal flowers Ralph is increasingly incorporating into her designs.”