Jenna Ortega channelled a sultry aesthetic in a teeny tiny Ann Demeulemeester cape that did not cover much. The “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” star posed for several portraits to accompany her latest Esquire interview. She wore pieces from several brands, including Dior, Blumarine, and Givenchy by Sarah Burton.
Jenna Ortega almost bares it all in tiny Ann Demeulemeester cape that goes see-through for Esquire
Jenna Ortega turned up the heat as she bared it all in a see-through Ann Demeulemeester cape. The cropped cape was part of Look 3 from the fashion house’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection. Resting high on the neck with a structured turtleneck, the piece draped tightly over her shoulders before flowing down into a fringed, raw-edged hem that hit just below the bust line.
Crafted from layered black lace and semi-sheer mesh, the cape featured shimmering beadwork. Furthermore, its short length left the midriff exposed, contrasting the high, Victorian-inspired neckline with an intentional reveal of the lower torso. She paired it with high-waisted black satin micro shorts from Blumarine, which showcased her long legs. The minimalist cut and subtle sheen of the shorts allowed the ornate details of the cape to remain the main focal point.
A voluminous black feather boa, also by Blumarine, added movement to her look as it swooped through the frame in some photos. Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas, she completed the look with Gianvito Rossi Eden Sandals. The open-toe sandals featured a stiletto heel and tie-fastening straps that wrapped around the ankles with cutout detailing. The toe strap also had the same cutout detailing.
Ortega accessorized with Paspaley drop earrings which glinted through her dark, tousled hair styled in loose waves with curtain bangs. Her beauty look was minimal, courtesy of Melanie Inglessis, who used Dior makeup and the Rouge Dior On Stage Matte Lipstick. This gave center stage to the ensemble’s rich textures, moody color palette, and distinct silhouette.
Originally reported by Ankita Shaw on theFashionSpot.
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