At 18, Xochitl Gomez has already solidified her place in the fashion world. In February, she was named Hot Topic’s first-ever Chief Style Officer and an ambassador for sports giant Adidas in April.
Her fashion accomplishments this year alone didn’t surprise me; she has consistently demonstrated her impeccable taste on the red carpet. Just this June, the young actress—who joined the MCU as America Chavez in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness—has already attended several red-carpet events. And as expected, she slayed each one of them!
Let’s take a look at Xochitl Gomez’s fashionable looks so far this month, ranging from her biker chic appearance at the LA premiere of The Bikeriders to her feminine floral dress at the Critics Choice Real TV Awards to her playful pants-and-blouse ensemble at the LA premiere of A Family Affair.
Rocking Edgy yet Feminine Biker Look
Although Xochitl Gomez isn’t in the cast of The Bikeriders, which is now showing in cinemas, I like that she shows support for the movie, starring Jodie Comer, Austin Butler, Tom Hardy, Michael Shannon, Mike Faist, and Norman Reedus.
She even adopted method dressing, embracing her inner biker chic in an all-black ensemble from different designers. I was surprised by this because celebrities these days typically show up at red-carpet events wearing pieces from one label.
Still, it’s impressive how she combined the elements to create a gorgeous but edgy appearance—just another proof of her style prowess. She flashed her toned midriff in a $320 black Alessandra Rich crop tank top embroidered with multicolored and multi-shaped crystals forming a motorbike motif. The “Rich & Wild” and “Alessandra Rich” labeling are also spelled out in crystals on the front.
I adore how the crinkled texture of the black leather maxi skirt from Zadig Voltaire gave the entire look an edgier vibe. Its buttoned flaps, tonal front buttons, and exposed seams contributed to the biker look.
Gomez’s black belt, which had buckles encrusted with crystals, held the high-waist maxi skirt in place.
Xochitl did a great job of keeping everything coordinated in terms of accessories. She fastened a pair of silver heart-shaped drop earrings to her ears, adorned her left wrist with a chain bracelet and a thick bangle with multiple rows of crystals, and decorated her hand with a ring.
I admire how she cleverly used her black Alexander McQueen Knuckle clutch, fitting her fingers into the jeweled rings attached to the top of the clutch. It also had an oversized bejeweled red bow, adding a quirky touch to the biker ensemble.
It perfectly complemented the red scarf tied around her neck, giving the whole look a retro flair.
Further enhancing the throwback mood, Xochitl added a red bow to her shoulder-length hair and styled it half up, half down, with flipped ends and a slight bouffant. Her subtle smokey eye makeup and rosy lipstick rounded out the retro look.
Xochitl heightened the overall edginess of the ensemble by wrapping her legs in black tights and then donning a pair of black pumps with pointy silver-tone toe caps, which, if I’m not mistaken, are by Isabel Marant.
The “Palda” pumps, made in Italy from smooth leather, have pointed toes with metal toe caps and are set atop conical heels, adding around 3 inches to the actress’s 5’4″ height. They’re available for $800 at Mytheresa.
Classy in Floral Ruffles
Xochitl, the 32nd season champion of Dancing with the Stars, attended the 2024 Critics Choice Real TV Awards, where the show was nominated for Best Competition Series: Talent/Variety.
For the event, she opted for a more feminine look, wearing a black and green floral dress by Johanna Ortiz, a Colombian fashion designer known for her innovative use of textures and prints, as seen in Xochitl’s outfit.
The pink, white, and green patterns contrast nicely with the black satin fabric, and I adore how it accentuates Gomez’s physique. It boasts a ruched bra bodice, a ruffled one-shoulder strap, and a triangular cutout at the midriff.
The dress’s lower portion is a form-fitting high-low skirt that hugs her hips and has a tiered, ruffled hem that reminds me so much of Spanish flamenco dresses.
She exudes a ladylike demeanor, and I appreciate how she highlighted the dress by pairing it with minimalist sandals. I would have loved it more if the sandals had been black to go with the dress.
Her selection of gold accessories was equally exquisite. She has a hammered gold bracelet on her arm that matches her rings and long, twisted earrings hanging from her ears.
So as not to distract from her ensemble, Xochitl wore her tresses up in a bun and sported her signature bangs skimming her eyebrows. I particularly love how she enhanced her brown eyes with shimmering eyeshadow and fluttery eyelashes. She rounded out her glam with peachy blush and reddish-brown lipstick.
Playful in a Blue Collared Blouse and White Fishnet Panel Pants
Showing off her fun sense of style, Xochitl attended the Los Angeles premiere of A Family Affair, starring Nicole Kidman, Zac Efron, and Joey King, wearing a quirky outfit consisting of a cropped bib shirt and white slacks with fishnet panels.
I like how her ensemble strikes the ideal mix of sensuality and elegance. Her top is a pinstriped shirt in blue and white with embroidered buttons, a Peter Pan collar, a white satin bib trim, and folded white satin cuffs. I especially love the youthful, loose-fitting silhouette and the cropped length with a raw hem, further enhancing the ensemble’s unconventional style.
Her Dion Lee white trousers are much more fascinating—they flawlessly capture the Australian fashion designer’s signature modern and architectural construction.
These straight-leg trousers are designed with a fishnet panel at the high waist, creating a double waist look. They have a zipped fastening, two diagonal side pockets, and two back welt pockets. These intriguing pants are discounted from $800 to $537 at Farfetch.
Adding a contemporary element to the look, Xochitl accessorized with a pair of silver geometric-shaped earrings and a few silver rings.
She opted to keep her shoes basic with black pointed-toe pumps, letting her outfit speak for itself.
