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Charlize Theron Closes Asian Press Tour in Seoul With See‑Through Tom Ford Skirt and Futuristic Celine Premiere Look

Her bold, runway‑sourced outfits are shaping publicity for Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and echo a growing trend for clear, technical fabrics on red carpets.

Overview

  • At a Seoul press conference on Monday, Theron wore a Tom Ford piece from Haider Ackermann’s Fall 2026 runway: a low‑waisted, glass‑effect wrap skirt layered over a black lace slip, TF‑monogram tights, a striped shirt and long black leather gloves.
  • The following day she closed the Asian leg at the Seoul premiere in a custom black Celine satin set with shoulder trains and a midriff cutout, a stark, futuristic contrast to the film’s ancient setting.
  • Longtime stylist Leslie Fremar dressed Theron for the tour and has used character‑adjacent styling to create a distinct, fashion‑led narrative separate from her co‑stars’ goddess draping.
  • Fashion editors say Theron’s Seoul looks reflect a wider runway trend toward transparent PVC and technical fabrics, which designers including Tom Ford (Ackermann) and others have been showing since Paris and New York Fashion Weeks.
  • The fashion moments arrive as The Odyssey sustains strong critical praise and major box‑office grosses, and the curated couture placements are extending media attention and premium‑format ticket demand for the film.