Lindsay Lohan revisits her Disney legacy in a lavender corset gown—complete with a guitar-shaped clutch and just enough chaos in the seams to keep it human.
There are red carpet moments that feel like fashion. And then there are moments that feel like memory. On July 31, 2025, at the UK premiere of Disney’s Freakier Friday in London’s Odeon Luxe Leicester Square, Lindsay Lohan stepped out in a look that did both—blending nostalgia, pop culture, and couture ambition in one lavender-laced homage.
Styled by Andrew Mukamal, Lohan wore a custom Ludovic de Saint Sernin gown that riffed on her character Anna Coleman’s iconic “Ultimate” performance look from the original Freaky Friday. The dress—lavender mesh with a corseted bodice and ruffled hem—sparkled under the lights, but not without critique. The fabric shimmered like Versace Spring 2025, but the construction? Less so. The bust cups sat awkwardly, seams bunched where they shouldn’t, and the corset failed to contour cleanly. It was a concept dress with couture aspirations—and a few missed stitches.
Still, Lohan herself looked radiant. Her Judith Leiber Red Devil Guitar Minaudière, a crystal-studded clutch shaped like the film’s iconic electric guitar, was a cheeky nod to her Pink Slip band days. Paired with Manolo Blahnik Paloma sandals and Samer Halimeh New York diamond jewelry, the accessories elevated the look with polish and personality.
Culturally, Lohan’s look taps into the current wave of method dressing—stars referencing their own cinematic pasts with fashion-forward reinterpretations. It’s part nostalgia, part branding, and when done right, part genius. This one? A for intention. C– for execution.
