Rita Ora Keeps It Sharp at Tom Ford SS26

At the Tom Ford SS26 show in Paris, Rita Ora chose a black dress that did what so many front-row looks don’t. It kept things measured. High neckline, clean lines, and a fit that spoke for itself.

The dress was shaped neatly at the waist and kept close through the hips, showing tailoring that worked quietly but effectively. She kept her styling concise: dark sunglasses, a compact clutch, and a set of bracelets adding texture without distraction. A pair of heels in a soft burgundy tone broke the all-black look just enough to hold interest.

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Her hair, left loose, balanced the sharp lines of the outfit, while natural makeup kept the focus on her overall presentation. The result felt assured and contemporary, proof that a front-row look can hold its ground without overstatement.

Inside the venue, under Haider Ackermann’s creative direction, Tom Ford’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection explored restraint as allure, and Rita fit easily into that atmosphere. Standing beside Kate Moss before the show, she offered a reminder that style presence often comes from knowing when to stop, not when to add more.

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For readers thinking ahead to winter wardrobes, her appearance offers a clear takeaway: prioritise fit over flash. Choose structure over trend. Let accessories serve a function rather than decoration. And when dressing in one tone, use texture or shape to keep it interesting.

There’s a lesson in Rita Ora’s Tom Ford moment. Confidence doesn’t always need styling tricks. It comes through when every detail feels thought through. That’s the kind of dressing that lasts longer than a front-row photo.