Miss Dakota takes a page from baby sis Elle’s book and steps out in high pink romanticism, fit for a fairy princess.
Actually, that’s probably a bit facile of us to frame it that way. Dakota generally stays away from the frou-frou and the pastels, but pink sparkles and flower crown aside, this is more like her own take on the princess look rather than a borrow from her sister’s style. Yes the gown is pink and sparkly and has a bow and a train, but it’s all done in a modern, minimalist way that suits her much, much better than Elle’s Princess Aurora drag ever would. We could be convinced on the idea that the flowers a bit much for her and/or not a good match for this style of dress, but overall, we really like this look. It’s got that girly romance feel to it crossed with a more grownup and modern sophistication. But because this feels like a departure for her, we’re throwing this one out to a vote:
Dakota Fanning’s Princess Spin:
IN or OUT?
Style Credits:
– Rodarte Hand Beaded Tulle and Organza Gown from the Fall 2019 Collection
– Chopard Jewelry
– Giuseppe Zanotti Sandals
Styled by Samantha McMillen | Hair by Jenda Alcorn | Makeup by Erin Ayanian Monroe
[Photo Credit: INSTARImages, vogue.com]
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