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Between The Heated Rivalry boys’ red-hot debut, Love Island alum Olandria’s inaugural award-show appearance and every other buzzy moment from last night’s Golden Globe Awards, the red carpet was rife with fashion’s fresh faces. But the one Zillennial star who truly turned our heads? I Love LA and Marty Supreme actress Odessa A’zion. Hollywood’s new favourite leading lady has not only been making major waves for her breakout performances, but she’s already cementing herself as a rising style icon with a penchant for confident, quietly subversive looks defined by oversized silhouettes, moody hues and an unmistakable sense of cool that only she can pull off.
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Though 2025 was certainly A’zion’s breakout year, the 25-year-old actress has been on our radar for some time. With acting credits dating back to her childhood, she’s previously been most known for her work in Hellraiser and The Inhabitant. Plus, she’s no stranger to A-list circles thanks to her showbiz parents: Emmy-winning actor Pamela Adlon and producer Felix O. Adlon. Still, it’s her recent slate of roles that’s pushed A’zion firmly into the spotlight. Last year, she emerged as a standout in HBO’s I Love LA for her performance as an erratic and somewhat naive influencer, capturing both the messiness and magnetism of modern online fame. She then starred opposite Timothée Chalamet in Marty Supreme, a top awards-season contender that cemented her status as a star to watch. [tik-tok-video url=”https://www.tiktok.com/@fashionmagazine/video/7594304814897712392?lang=en” /] Beyond her growing resume (and the occasional nepo-baby allegation), what A’zion is becoming most revered for is her distinctive style. Her singular, effortlessly cool aesthetic is defined by monochrome dark palettes and statement-making, thoughtfully-tailored silhouettes. A’zion often pairs menswear-inspired pieces with unexpected, dimensional textures like feathers or leather. What’s most impressive, though, is that she curates every look herself—she told Deadline earlier this awards season that she doesn’t even have a stylist yet. And then there’s the hair. Between speculations about it being a wig to perm allegations, A’zion’s locks have been at the centre of online discourse—and have practically gained their own fan base along the way. (Spoiler alert: she did, in fact, wear a wig to the Marty Supreme NYC premiere, but she’s also reaffirmed that she’s spent hours doing her hair on other occasions.)
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Odessa A’zion at the Golden Globes
Last night’s Golden Globes once again proved that A’zion’s aesthetic instincts are just as compelling as her performances. On the red carpet, the actress opted for an all‑black vintage Dolce & Gabbana ensemble that stood out against the sea of gowns and sequins. Donning a feathered top that rivalled the texture of her curly mane, A’zion paired the look with flowy, wide‑leg trousers, silky black gloves and diamond-encrusted accessories: sparkling Pandora rings, earrings and a custom 14k white gold, 18-carat necklace. The result was striking, moody and entirely unique—a modern take on old Hollywood glamour with a distinctly A’zion edge. If the Golden Globes were any indication, Odessa A’zion isn’t just an actress on the rise—she’s on her way to becoming one of the industry’s hottest style stars to watch. Continue Reading
