Rachel Sennott Owns the Moment in Effortless “Berlin Black” Cool
So there’s been a lot of buzz about this Marty Supreme after-party, and honestly, the energy of the night felt completely different from the red-carpet chaos earlier. The premiere itself was full of bold fashion statements, but once everyone funneled into the Chateau Marmont for the celebration, the whole vibe shifted. Everything got darker, cooler, more relaxed — almost like the L.A. scene suddenly decided to take a Berlin-inspired detour.
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While Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner showed up in bright, sunny orange — very SoCal, very coordinated — most of the guests leaned hard into black. And leading that pack, in the most effortless way, was Blackpink’s Rosé. She went with a cropped black baby tee, flared light-blue jeans that practically swallowed her shoes, and a leather trench coat she just draped over her shoulders. Nothing about it was complicated, but the look was unmistakably cool.
Rachel Sennott followed the denim memo too, and her outfit felt like a deliberate throwback to the mid-2000s. The jeans were low-rise, light-wash, and flared — the kind you’d swear came straight out of a vintage Y2K closet. She paired them with a sheer long-sleeve top that added just the right amount of boldness without trying too hard. It worked perfectly for the night’s “effortlessly edgy” dress code.
Sister duo Elle and Dakota Fanning showed up in support as well, sticking to the unofficial black-centric palette. Dakota kept things minimal in a black car coat worn over a bralette and a burgundy pencil skirt — a mix of understated and daring. Elle went the opposite direction with a sleek, ankle-length black dress featuring a wide bateau neckline that made her look instantly polished.
Then came Charli XCX, who has been dipping deeper into the film world lately. She showed up in her own version of party wear: head-to-toe black anchored by a leather coat, loose-fit trousers, and knife-point stilettos. It wasn’t flashy, but it didn’t need to be. Her look felt like the distilled essence of late-night cool.
Even though everyone interpreted the theme differently, the room still felt cohesive. It was a night full of “Club Classics” energy — lots of black, lots of personal style, and just enough attitude. And Rachel Sennott, with her throwback denim and daring top, fit right into that world, standing out while still blending into the night’s perfectly moody aesthetic.
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