From Alia Bhatt & Sharvari to Jenna Ortega: Actresses who vowed us with their Disruptive looks on the red carpet

Today’s red carpets are no longer just about sequins and gowns — they’re about disruptive statements, fearless reinvention, sculptural couture, and futuristic storytelling through fashion. From Bollywood to Hollywood, Zendaya revived Mugler’s iconic archives while Sharvari brought fresh glamour to the red carpet.

Hailey Bieber

At Marine Serre’s Fall ’25 runway show and later at her Rhode event, Hailey wore a silver metallic dress resembling a mosaic of mirrored strips. The look was sleek, modern, and unapologetically futuristic — a perfect example of how minimal design can still create maximum impact.

Megan Thee Stallion

Megan stunned in a sculptural silver gown by Indian couturier Gaurav Gupta. Adorned with cascading metallic chains and intricate embellishments, the look combined sensuality with armor-inspired strength, proving Gupta’s designs are now global red-carpet staples.

Zendaya

For the Dune: Part Two premiere, Zendaya wore Thierry Mugler’s legendary fall/winter 1995 couture creation — the chrome ‘robot suit.’ The full-body armor was both couture history and futuristic fantasy, instantly going viral and cementing her status as fashion’s boldest risk-taker.

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Jenna Ortega

At the Met Gala 2025, Jenna Ortega wore Olivier Rousteing’s Balmain masterpiece: a strapless silver gown crafted from metallic panels. The sculpted armor-like design balanced with her youthful styling captured the night’s futuristic theme and solidified her evolution into a true fashion force.

Alia Bhatt

At Paris Fashion Week 2024, Alia represented India in Gaurav Gupta’s Arunodaya collection, wearing a striking metallic breastplate. The piece fused India’s avant-garde design with global couture sensibilities, placing Alia firmly alongside Hollywood’s boldest red carpet icons.

Sharvari

Sharvari turned heads in a MISHO couture look. At its core was a structured neck plate gilded in 24k gold, evocative of excavated relics and sculptural armour. This statement piece was paired with a sculpted black dress showcasing contemporary elegance. This look added another Indian name to the growing list of stars who are embracing futuristic couture with a fearless edge.