Hannah Dodd’s style: 7 looks that define the ‘Bridgerton’ star’s identity beyond Francesca

For the season four premiere at Paris’s Palais Brongniart, Hannah Dodd arrived in a Giambattista Valli Spring 2026 two-piece that modernised a historical silhouette. A sheer black ruched crop top—sliced open to bare the midriff—was paired with a voluminous, three-dimensionally textured midi skirt featuring subtle pannier-like hip extensions. The 18th-century silhouette, rendered in stark black, was both homage and subversion.

Presenting a study in corporate cool, Hannah Dodd layers a perfectly pressed light blue poplin button-down—sharp collar, pristine tuck—over high-waisted pinstripe trousers. The genius lies in one single swap: a traditional silk tie replaced by a solid black leather one, introducing a quiet punk provocation into an otherwise impeccable boardroom aesthetic.

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Hannah Dodd’s approach to cold-weather dressing is anything but understated. An oversized black leather aviator jacket by Sandro Paris, its collar and cuffs spilling with thick shearling, cocoons her entirely. A fluffy black hat and 1990s oval sunglasses deepen the monochrome drama—before a single glossy burgundy clutch cuts through with precisely the right amount of warmth.

Worn to London Fashion Week, this monochromatic Emilia Wickstead ensemble showcases Hannah Dodd’s instinct for beautiful tension. A heavy grey top is gathered asymmetrically across the torso—one shoulder bare, the other swathed in a billowing balloon sleeve—while impeccably tailored wide-leg trousers provide precise, architectural grounding. The barely-there black T-bar sandals keep it anchored.

Contradiction is the point here. A fitted, matte black leather moto jacket is layered over a black dress whose hem is an intricate cascade of swirling cut-outs. The tension between the jacket’s protective brutality and the dress’s fragile craftsmanship is deliberate and utterly thrilling.

When the occasion demands pure Hollywood glamour, Dodd delivers. This Miu Miu silk gabardine column gown features a deep plunging V-neckline where spectacular metal and crystal floral brooches hold the draped bodice in place. Commanding, restrained and deeply sophisticated, it is red-carpet dressing—and masterful celebrity image-making—at its absolute finest.

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