Greta Lee Sustains Her Impressive Trend with a Translucent Ultraviolet Dress

The performer graced the red carpet at the 63rd New York Film Festival to promote her drama Late Fame.

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Offer a cool tone to Greta Lee, and she is fully prepared. The Golden Globe-nominated actor is experiencing a very active autumn, with several films scheduled for release in October, including A House of Dynamite and Tron: Ares.

After its debut at the Venice Film Festival in August, Lee's latest drama, Late Fame, will undergo a series of screenings in New York, commencing with the 63rd New York Film Festival this past weekend. It became evident that Lee and her stylist, Danielle Goldberg, are adopting a cool color palette.

Following her appearance last week in a stylish cobalt suit off the Luar runway, Lee graced the red carpet again on Sunday, donning a striking ultraviolet dress from the Colleen Allen Spring/Summer 2026 collection.

Purple has emerged as a predominant color this season, while the trend of sheer dresses continues to thrive, with individuals such as Dakota Johnson and Margot Robbie showcasing their finest naked-dressing techniques. Lee is now joining the discussion.

Her translucent design showcased a prominent keyhole cutout at the sternum, however her hair was impeccably styled to obscure her chest, rendering the appearance somewhat more appropriate for the red carpet. Lee finalized the elegant appearance with a pair of black leather stiletto sandals from Gianvito Rossi.

Later that evening, Lee donned a black dress from the Row, complemented with a statement choker from Tiffany & Co. THESTEWARTOFNY/ GETTY IMAGES

Later Lee's film A House of Dynamite was presented at the festival, necessitating a change of attire.

For the premiere, the actor donned a black, square-neck dress by The Row, characterized by dramatic flowing at the back. She complemented the fancy attire with coordinating black shoes and a striking gold choker necklace from Tiffany & Co. We are grateful that Lee continues to be engaged and active, as this results in additional red-carpet appearances for our enjoyment.