From Paris premieres to New York streets, Yerin Ha’s wardrobe blends timeless silhouettes with modern edge
Since emerging as one of the central figures in Bridgerton’s fourth season press cycle, Yerin Ha has presented a quietly compelling fashion narrative that bridges formality and everyday wear. Her choices at premieres, fan events and during international travel reveal a thoughtful engagement with shape, colour and proportion. At major red carpet moments, she gravitates toward pieces with sculptural qualities and considered details, while off‑duty and streetwear ensembles show a readiness to explore texture and tailoring. Across continents and occasions, Ha’s style reflects a consistent awareness of context and intent without resorting to overt spectacle or uniformity. Here, we survey six distinct looks, giving a comprehensive picture of her developing aesthetic.
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Prada at the ‘Bridgerton’ season 4 Paris world premiere
At the world premiere in Paris, Yerin Ha wore a Prada gown in an icy blue‑green satin with a halter neckline and a front cut‑out that introduced a modern cadence to a ballgown silhouette. The bodice’s crescent cut‑out sat beneath the bust, and the full skirt extended into a sweeping train, creating a sense of movement against the structured top. The dress was paired with high jewellery pieces that echoed the gown’s cool tones. Hair was styled in a sleek bun, which, together with luminous makeup, emphasised the gown’s architectural lines rather than softening them.
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Roksanda in Romania
At the Bridgerton Season 4 event in Bucharest, Yerin Ha wore a feather-trimmed Spring 2026 Roksanda dress that featured a structured bodice finished with soft feather detailing that framed the neckline and shoulders, creating movement with every step. Cut to a streamlined midi length, the silhouette remained clean and youthful, allowing the featherwork to carry the visual interest. Paired with minimal accessories, the look felt considered and modern, adding a tactile contrast to the sleeker gowns she had worn earlier on the tour.
Miu Miu for the ‘Bridgerton’ Madrid photocall and Dolce & Gabbana for the masquerade ball

Above Yerin Ha pairs a Miu Miu embellished mini with an oversized coat for a modern city look (Photo by Carlos Alvarez/Getty Images for Netflix)
During a press appearance and masquerade event in Madrid, she presented two contrasting looks. At the photocall set against the Royal Palace gardens she combined a Miu Miu Spring 2026 mini dress with an oversized coat, juxtaposing an embellished mini with a more utilitarian outer layer and point‑toe pumps and socks for a contemporary edge.
Later that evening at the masquerade ball, Yerin Ha changed into a ruby-red Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2023 gown adorned with cascading jewel‑toned stones and a peekaboo bra detail, paired with Tiffany & Co jewellery. The gown’s vertical embellishments and vibrant colour provided a heightened silhouette that resonated with the festive mood of the event.
Prabal Gurung for the Lunar New Year Gold House event in New York

Above Yerin Ha chooses a red Prabal Gurung silk dress with fine pleats (Photo by Nina Westervelt/WWD via Getty Images)
At the Gold House Lunar New Year celebration held in New York, Yerin Ha chose a red pleated silk dress from Prabal Gurung’s Fall 2025 collection. The ensemble featured fine pleating throughout the skirt and a fluid silhouette that balanced structure and softness. The choice of red aligned with the event’s cultural theme without leaning on overt symbolism in the design itself.
Shushu/Tong for ‘Bridgerton’ fan event in London

Above Yerin Ha wears a tea‑length black dress with embroidery and bow detail (Photo by Dave Benett/WireImage/Getty Images)
For the Bridgerton: Season of Love fan event in London, Yerin Ha appeared in a black dress with embroidery and a bow detail, paired with peep‑toe sandals. The length was tea‑skirt, and the embellishment offered a discreet reference to classic eveningwear without shifting the look into overt formality.
Fashion week and press appearances

Above Yerin Ha mixes classic tweed and structured silhouettes for the Chanel photocall (Photo by Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)
Away from formal appearances, Ha’s street style during fashion weeks and press promotions has illustrated a willingness to engage with texture and unexpected pairings. At the Chanel Fall/Winter 2025‑26 show in Paris, she wore a classic tweed‑inspired ensemble that referenced the house’s heritage through structured lines and monochrome styling.
Another look from New York Fashion Week paired a red turtle‑neck top with an oversized‑sleeve tweed jacket and patterned midi skirt, anchored with simple heels and sunglasses, highlighting her interest in pattern mixing without excess. On a separate city walk, she was photographed in an oversized white Calvin Klein coat with a pronounced cowl neckline over matching trousers, showing an attention to clean, textural layering that translated to urban settings.
Power suiting in Paris
In Paris, Yerin Ha also experimented with tailored suiting, wearing a grey checkered Acne Studios suit with a deep V‑neck blazer styled without a top underneath. The elongated tailoring and minimal accessories gave the outfit a refined yet contemporary silhouette, with burgundy heels introducing a subtle contrast.
Across these appearances, Yerin Ha has displayed a range of looks that respond to setting and occasion while maintaining a coherent thread. Whether on the red carpet or navigating city streets, her fashion choices emphasise considered structure, material interplay and an evolving confidence in both formal and personal style.
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