Priyanka Chopra Jonas continued her “The Bluff” promo run in Los Angeles on Thursday night in a head-to-toe Dior spring 2026 look, swapping the runway’s loafers for the house’s new Muse pump at a fan screening of the film.

The pumps came in black-and-cream crocodile-printed calfskin, built on an elongated square toe with a slim high heel. A shallow vamp with a front cutout, a fine strap tied in a small bow at the instep and gold C and D initials at the center finished the upper, with a Dior mark at the back of the heel. The style is priced at $1,500 in the spring 2026 lineup.

She paired the shoes with Look 44 from the same collection: a navy satin button-down shirt, an ivory scarf knotted once at the chest and left to fall over one shoulder, and an olive green utility skirt with patch pockets and an asymmetric draped hem. A wide, folded black hat capped off the outfit, with the scarf, utility skirt and oversized headpiece keeping the look in the same “The Bluff” method dressing lane as her costume-based premiere appearance the previous day — a hand-built leather corset by costume designer Antoinette Messam, lifted directly from her character Ercell “Bloody Mary” Bodden’s wardrobe, which she styled with a brown skirt, Bulgari jewelry and Black Suede Studio’s Brea 100 mules in brownie suede.

On the Paris runway, the look originally appeared with Dior’s black-and-white Médaillon loafers – a square-toed, two-tone lambskin style marked with a rounded gold emblem at the vamp. Swapping in the Muse pump kept the look in the same black-and-cream palette as the runway loafers and placed her in one of the key styles from Jonathan Anderson and Nina Christen’s spring 2026 footwear lineup, shown with rosette mules, bow slingbacks and black-and-white loafers.

Her choice also landed inside a wider two-tone shoe moment. At Ami Paris’ Chez Balthazar dinner in New York earlier in the week, Aubrey Plaza and Tessa Thompson both opted for the label’s bicolor wedge knee-high boots. Kate Hudson also recently wore a black-and-white slingback from Lanvin’s pre-fall 2026 collection to the Oscar nominees luncheon.

“The Bluff,” directed by Frank E. Flowers, is set in the late-19th-century Caribbean and follows former pirate Ercell Bodden as she defends her family when her old crew invades their island home. Amazon MGM Studios are set to release the film globally on Prime Video on Feb. 25.