Louisa Jacobson wears modern suiting while promoting The Gilded Age in New York
Actor Louisa Jacobson showcased contemporary streetwear styles featuring menswear influences during press events for the fourth season of HBO's The Gilded Age in New York City.
Jacobson contrasts on-screen and off-screen looks
The actress displayed a light-gray set from Mel Usine that included a frayed jacket and an inside-out skirt. This ensemble featured a black-trimmed white tank top and a red tie wrapped around her waist. She paired the outfit with peep-toe heels to complete the deconstructed appearance.
Stylist Edward Bowleg III assisted with outfits
Jacobson worked with stylist Edward Bowleg III to create looks that differed from the pastel gowns worn by her character. The following day she wore a black-on-black monochrome look featuring buckle accents on a zip-up blazer. She also included pleated skirts and capri leggings trimmed with matching details in her rotation.
Modern tailoring replaces historical fashion guides
The actor leaned into menswear rather than the corsets and bustles typical of the 1880s era. Her wardrobe choices included raw hems and buckled collars that did not appear in period style guides. These modernized tailoring pieces were presented to reporters while she discussed the show's production.
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