
Charlize Theron continued her “The Odyssey” style streak in looks by Lanvin and Givenchy as part of the film’s press tour in China on Thursday.

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Kicking off the day in the first of three looks, the “Monster” Oscar winner wore a look from Lanvin’s spring 2026 ready-to-wear collection. The black and white look, comprised of a billowing top and coordinated shorts, was crafted with an ethereal, yet modern aesthetic.
The waterfall motif featured throughout Theron’s Calypso-inspired press tour was incorporated into the Lanvin design, with a black bow forming the neckline and cascading down the actress’ back. She accessorized with black Celine sunglasses.

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Theron’s second look for the film’s fan meet-and-greet was the final design to walk the runway in Givenchy’s fall 2026 ready-to-wear collection. Designed by creative director Sarah Burton, the black and silver halter dress featured a plunging neckline and sculpted skirt.
The dress featured black floral motifs outlined in silver across the sheer bodice. The detailing continued onto the structured skirt, with gravity-defying panels arranged in an accordion-style design. Theron accessorized with Tiffany & Co. jewelry.

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Finally, Theron brought out a fringed, shimmering gold dress with a black underlay for “The Odyssey” premiere at the China National Film Museum in Beijing. The dress was crafted with wispy strands for metallic gold fringe, creating a flowing skirt and bodice based wholly on movement.
The top of the look created a curtain effect with the nature of the metallic motif design, framing the black base bodice Theron wore beneath. As for accessories, Theron wore Dana Rebecca Designs earrings and rings courtesy of Gabriel & Co.

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Based on the epic poem by Homer, “The Odyssey” follows Odysseus, played by Matt Damon, and his tumultuous, yearslong journey home to Ithaca after the Trojan War. The film, directed by Christopher Nolan, is now in theaters.







