Keke Palmer Just Nailed the Art of Layering in a Vintage Dolce & Gabbana Look

On January 15, Hollywood actress and singer Keke Palmer took to the streets of New York City, transforming the bustling cityscape into her own runway.

As the American star appeared on the set of Good Morning America to promote her latest film, One of Them Days, which features music sensation SZA, Palmer’s look became a spectacle worth noting.

Dressed in a stunning burnt orange satin boatneck dress from Dolce & Gabbana’s Spring 2007 collection, the actress effortlessly showcased the elegance of vintage fashion. The dress, sourced from the renowned vintage outlet Opulent Addict, was adorned with intricate details— including a corseted panel cinching her waist, a back zipper, and a stylish belt with lace-up accents. 

The metallic finish of the knee-length dress complemented Palmer’s flowing copper hair and also established her as a trendsetter in the realm of color coordination.

Palmer demonstrated an impressive understanding of layering and color theory as she balanced the rich hues of her autumnal dress with a full-length fluffy bubblegum coat—a daring choice that introduced a playful summer vibe amidst the winter chill. Her look was completed with sophisticated accessories: a pair of burgundy Saint Laurent pointy-toe pumps adorned with gold hardware and a chic white Lady Dior bag, providing just the right touch of elegance.

Palmer’s fashion prowess didn’t stop there. As she left the studio, she made yet another bold style statement by changing into a vibrant seafoam green tweed suit from Dior’s Fall 1998 collection, sourced from Tab Vintage. This ensemble featured a luxurious furry collar, paired impeccably with a white Chloé bag that showcased its name in gleaming gold hardware.

Keke Palmer’s outfits stood out as a masterclass in vintage fashion while serving as a refreshing update to last winter’s “mob wife” trend. While the previous winter season was dominated by darker, vampy looks, Palmer’s vibrant choices breathe new life into a typically dreary winter palette. Oh-so chic!