Jenna Ortega made a striking impression at the season 2 premiere of Wednesday on Wednesday in London, unveiling a bold new look that captivated fans and media alike. The Wednesday star showcased her Jenna Ortega bleached brows look alongside her longest hair to date, perfectly complementing the show‘s dark and gothic themes.
A Unique, Thematic Fashion Statement
Ortega’s outfit was an unforgettable highlight of the event, featuring a sheer, embossed gown from Ashi Studio’s FW25 collection. The dress resembled a snake shedding its skin, with a slimy texture and a structured peplum waist adorned with jellyfish-inspired ruffles. The fitted A-line skirt extended into a flowing train edged with fringes, completing the eerie yet elegant design.
Striking Hairstyle and Makeup Choices
The actress’s bleached brows, nearly white in color, stood out sharply against her dark brown hair, creating a striking visual contrast. Her hair, parted in the middle and the longest it’s been in years, flowed down to her mid-back and was styled into a loose, knotted low ponytail. Ortega’s makeup echoed the gothic aesthetic, with maroon lipstick contrasting her pale skin, smoky eyeliner, and fuchsia shadow encircling her eyes. Her contouring enhanced her cheekbones, adding to the overall dramatic effect.
Co-Stars and Themed Style at the Premiere
On the red carpet, Ortega was accompanied by co-stars including Emma Myers and Joy Sunday, who both wore deep red outfits that complemented Ortega’s look. Catherine Zeta-Jones, portraying Morticia Addams, stayed true to the theme as well, wearing a black gown featuring a pussy-bow collar and keyhole cutout, adding to the cohesive, gothic ambiance of the event.
Season 2 Release Dates and Anticipation
The highly anticipated season 2 of Wednesday arrives on Netflix in two parts, with the first installment premiering on August 6 after a nearly three-year wait since season 1’s debut. The second part is set to follow on September 3, promising additional suspense and dark storytelling.
“Jenna Ortega arrived at the season 2 premiere of Wednesday looking nearly unrecognizable.” —Getty Images
“Both the actress and her character, Wednesday Addams, have become synonymous with the dark academia aesthetic…” —Getty Images
