Zara Larsson Wears Simone Carle Dress for ‘Late Night With Seth Meyers’

Zara Larsson brought a playful dose of glamour to late-night television this week, stepping onto the set of “Late Night With Seth Meyers” in New York City on September 23, 2026.

The Swedish pop star wore a dress by designer Simon Carle from the designer’s “Capsule Collection.” The look had a distinctly lingerie-inspired feel, with a soft ivory-beige color, fitted bodice and delicate straps. A corset-like construction hugged the waist before opening into a short skirt finished with layers of pretty ruffles around the hem.

The dress was simple at first glance, but the details gave it plenty of personality. The pale neutral shade kept the look elegant, while the slightly undone, frilled finish made it feel youthful and playful. Carle is known for experimental fashion and deconstructed designs; Vogue Italia recently highlighted the designer's work with Charli XCX and described his approach as focused on deliberately distressed and reworked clothing.

Larsson added an unexpected pop of color with her pink strappy heels, which featured dramatic red-pink feather embellishments at the back. The shoes gave the otherwise understated outfit a fun, almost retro finish.

She also wore a pale blue satin choker, creating a soft contrast against the cream-colored dress. Small earrings and several statement rings, including a colorful cocktail-style ring, completed the jewelry styling. Her manicure was bright and playful, adding another little flash of color.

For beauty, Larsson wore her blonde hair swept into an elegant updo, with loose wisps framing her face. Her makeup stayed fresh and polished, with softly defined eyes, glowing skin and a natural pink-toned lip.

The appearance came as Larsson continues promoting her latest music. She was a guest on the September 23 episode alongside actor Ethan Hawke. Her current era centers on Midnight Sun, her fifth studio album, released in September 2025, with the accompanying tour continuing through 2026.

Known for hits including “Lush Life,” “Never Forget You” and “Symphony,” Larsson has also become increasingly recognized for her fashion-forward visual style.

And this isn't her only recent fashion moment in New York. For another look from the trip, check out our feature on Zara Larsson Y2K fashion, where she embraced a very different, throwback-inspired aesthetic.