Jessica Biel dazzled at the Giorgio Armani Privé Haute Couture Spring-Summer 2025 show this week, wearing a sparkling, low-cut gold blazer. Seated in the front row, the ever-so-stylish 7th Heaven alum, 42, joined the celebration of the luxury fashion brand’s 20th anniversary of its haute couture line, Armani Privé.
To complete her Paris Fashion Week ensemble, the Better Sister actress wore relaxed black trousers and a pair of stylish pointed-toe black heels that coordinated with the black buttons on her double-breasted tweed blazer. Biel completed the look by carrying a glossy clutch from the Italian designer.
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Jessica Biel Dazzles In A Gold Tweed Blazer At Giorgio Armani’s Paris Fashion Week Show
As for her glam, the mom of two (who shares sons Silas, 9, and Phineas, 4, with her husband Justin Timberlake) wore her light brunette tresses down, parted in the center and styled sleek-straight. As for her makeup look, Biel opted for subtle liner, rosy blush on her high cheekbones and a pink pout.
At the event, the Sinner star sat beside fellow well-dressed A-listers like Demi Moore and Laetitia Casta. Soon after the show, Biel shared photos of her get-up and experience with her 13.9 million Instagram followers. Biel captioned her January 30th post: “Dream evening with @giorgioarmani Privé and my stunning +1, mom.”
@gala.fr #jessicabiel #fashionweek #giorgioarmani #pfw ♬ LUNCH – Billie Eilish
Fans rushed to the comments section to express their thoughts on Biel’s outfit, curated by Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn. “Wow beautiful amazing,” one wrote as another added: “Gorgeous Jessss.” Someone else added: “Gorgeous and classy!” as one other replied: “timeless, just gorgeous.”
In the photo collection post, Biel posed with Giorgio Armani himself, her mother Kimberly Biel and Poppy Delevigne. As per the Associated Press, Armani, 90, said at the show: “Haute couture is fashion when it becomes art.” As reported by WWD’s Miles Socha, Armani’s new couture collection was inspired by the “linear elegance of Japan” and “shapes and colors of China.”
