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Keke Palmer Wows in Low-Rise Skirts and Cutout Minis For the "Nope" Press Tour

Keke Palmer's "Nope" press tour is turning out to be a parade of fashionable looks that command attention at every turn. Most recently, the actress flew to Rome, Italy, for the movie premiere at The Space Cinema Moderno and made a sophisticated entrance in Prada. She donned a bright-yellow strapless gown made of lustrous silk and finished with a floor-grazing train for maximum visual impact. Keeping the focus strictly on the dress, Palmer forwent a necklace and bracelet, choosing instead to decorate her arms with dramatic black opera gloves. Soft-glam makeup and a pink lip rounded out her formal attire.

Her vivid color palette is consistent with earlier press ensembles, most notably at "The Today Show" in New York City. Palmer turned the Big Apple into her catwalk on July 21 when she modeled pieces pulled from Christopher John Rogers's prefall 2022 collection. She styled a classic neon-green trench coat with matching tailored trousers, embracing one of summer's biggest color trends. Her matching slingback pumps further enhanced the colorful theme, while a white cropped tank layered underneath the coat and a matching top-handle bag offered a contrast.

Other press outings have seen Palmer clad in a bright-orange blazer worn over a Barbiecore-style shirtdress; a forest-green sequin minidress by Prabal Gurung; a sheer metallic Prada dress; and perhaps the boldest look of them all: a black low-rise skirt and white cropped corset fresh off the Marc Jacobs fall 2022 runway. The movie star has served up style inspiration since the beginning of her press tour. As we await new appearances, appreciate her looks ahead.



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