Lindsay Lohan's Freakier Friday press tour looks: from Balmain to Jacquemus
Lindsay Lohan's Roberto Cavalli look was a nod to her character Hallie Parker in 1993 film The Parent Trap. Photo: @fotogramas_es/Instagram
For her Live with Kelly & Mark appearance on July 28, Lohan wore the chinoiserie-inspired Oriental Bird print dress from Roberto Cavalli's pre-fall 2025 collection layered under a matching bustier. The look perfectly captured Hallie Parker's rebellious spirit – and the pink
cheongsam-style dress she wore in the film's final scene. Lohan finished her modern-day look with a Cavalli Roar bag and Khaite x Oliver Peoples sunglasses.
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The Balmain Resort 2026 look Lindsay Lohan wore to appear on Good Morning America recalled an outfit worn by her character Annie James in The Parent Trap. Photo: @fotogramas_es/Instagram
Earlier in the day, Lohan wore a yellow tweed miniskirt and jacket from Balmain's resort 2026 line that brilliantly recalled Annie James' polished style in the movie. Diehard film buffs might even say the outfit echoed another '90s classic – that famous yellow plaid skirt suit Alicia Silverstone
wore as Cher in Clueless.
These two outfits, which channel the twin characters Lohan famously portrayed nearly three decades ago, were the brainchild of stylist Andrew Mukamal, who is known for his narrative-driven dressing – as seen on
Margot Robbie's Barbie press tour . His skilful nods to Lohan's cinematic past have created a forceful blend of nostalgia and contemporary fashion as she promotes her new film.
Here's what else Lindsay Lohan wore during her Freaky Friday press run.
Custom rock chic look while off duty in New York
While out in New York on July 28, Lindsay Lohan sported a custom T-shirt that paid tribute to her fictional band from Freakier Friday. Photo: @fotogramas_es/Instagram
On the same day that she wore those nostalgic looks, Lohan appeared in New York City wearing a custom T-shirt referencing Pink Slip, the fictional band in Freakier Friday. She paired the simple top with a black leather miniskirt and belt,
Balenciaga heels and accessories from Cartier, Hermès and Jessica McCormack for the ultimate rock chic look.
Bespoke Jacquemus for Freakier Friday's New York premiere
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