Kate and Rooney Mara arrived for the Bucking Fastard premiere in complementary black-and-white looks, working with stylists Johnny Wujek and Ryan Hastings, respectively.
Kate wore a sequin-covered black-and-white Armani Privé gown with a geometric neckline and oversized pearl detail, while Rooney chose a custom Stella McCartney column dress with a ruched bubble hem.
The sisters’ coordinated approach earned praise for creating a sense of unity without having them wear matching outfits.
Not everyone was convinced, though. Some fashion critics felt Rooney’s sculptural hem looked more like an “art installation” than a red-carpet statement, while Kate’s geometric neckline and oversized pearl accent were considered too close to costume territory.
One X user argued that the combined effect felt more like a “concept shoot” than organic festival glamour.
Kate wore a sequin-covered black-and-white Armani Privé gown with a geometric neckline and oversized pearl detail, while Rooney chose a custom Stella McCartney column dress with a ruched bubble hem.
The sisters’ coordinated approach earned praise for creating a sense of unity without having them wear matching outfits.
Not everyone was convinced, though. Some fashion critics felt Rooney’s sculptural hem looked more like an “art installation” than a red-carpet statement, while Kate’s geometric neckline and oversized pearl accent were considered too close to costume territory.
One X user argued that the combined effect felt more like a “concept shoot” than organic festival glamour.