Kathryn Newton Wore One-Shoulder Red Rose-Print Michael Kors Dress at NYFW Spring 2027 Show

Kathryn Newton showed up to New York Fashion Week looking like she walked straight out of a rose garden, and honestly, we're not mad about it.

The actress sat front row at Michael Kors' Spring/Summer 2027 runway show, held Friday morning at the Museum of Modern Art's sculpture garden, and her outfit fit right in with the blooming, sun-drenched setting. Newton wore a one-shoulder midi dress soaked in a red and black rose print, with a single oversized sleeve draping down one arm while the other side stayed sleek and bare. The silhouette had a ruffled, asymmetrical hem that gave the whole thing a "caught mid-twirl" energy even standing still.

She kept everything else clean on purpose, letting the print do the talking. On her feet: black square-toed pumps with a chunky block heel, sharp enough to hold their own next to that busy floral pattern. She carried a matching black patent clutch, and that was it for accessories — no statement jewelry, no sunglasses, nothing competing with the dress.

Her hair was worn down in soft, loose waves parted to the side, giving off an effortless vibe that balanced the dress's more structured shape. Makeup followed the same red theme, with a matte red lip pulled straight from the rose print and softly done eyes.

Newton wasn't the only one working a red moment that morning. Red practically became the day's unofficial dress code, with Gabrielle Union and Lisa Rinna also leaning into the color. She sat among a stacked front row that included Lea Michele, Olivia Munn, Betty Gilpin, Judith Light, Jane Krakowski, Natalia Bryant and Delilah Belle, with Newton, Bryant and Belle representing a younger wave of guests mixing in with more established names.

Kathryn Newton is the actress known for "Freaky," "Big Little Lies," "The Society," and playing Cassie Lang in Marvel's "Ant-Man" franchise. She's become a regular on the fashion week circuit, often gravitating toward bold prints and vintage-leaning silhouettes over safe red carpet looks — and this Michael Kors moment was very on brand.