NFL star Josh Allen's bride Hailee Steinfeld dazzles in first post-wedding glam moment at Paris Fashion Week
Hailee Steinfeld has made a dazzling return to the spotlight — and the timing couldn't be more striking. The newlywed wife of Buffalo Bills star quarterback Josh Allen stepped out solo in Paris on Monday, marking her first major public appearance since the couple's wedding in May.
As Allen remains in the U.S. enjoying his short offseason window before training camp resumes, Steinfeld jetted off to fashion's global capital. Her red carpet appearance quickly sent waves through both fashion and
NFL
fanbase.
From NFL bride to Paris Runway Star: Hailee Steinfeld's couture comeback turns heads
Steinfeld was seen attending the Tamara Ralph Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2025/2026 showcase, where she made an undeniable impression. The 'Pitch Perfect' actress stunned in a sheer silver metallic lace gown, which featured two daring cutouts — one above the chest and another at her midriff.
The gown was elevated with three black velvet bows lining the neck, center, and torso, adding contrast to the shimmering fabric.
A thigh-high front slit gave the look a high-fashion edge while maintaining a graceful silhouette.
Making her fashion week moment even more symbolic was the debut of her wedding ring, worn confidently on her left hand. It's a detail that didn't go unnoticed by onlookers, signaling the beginning of her public chapter as an NFL wife.
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Her slicked-back bun, diamond studs, a small black purse, and black pointed heels rounded out the polished ensemble. With photographers capturing every angle, Steinfeld appeared confident, composed, and fully back in the public eye.
While Allen is gearing up for what could be a defining season with the Buffalo Bills, Steinfeld is holding her own on the global stage. The couple has kept a relatively low profile since their private wedding ceremony in May, avoiding social media splashes or press reveals.
But with this Paris outing, Steinfeld signals a return to the spotlight — not just as a star in her own right, but now as one-half of an NFL power couple.
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The moment also marks a shift in the NFL WAG narrative, with Steinfeld bringing both Hollywood star power and red-carpet credentials to the role. Her Paris appearance proves that even in the NFL offseason, all eyes remain on the Allens — whether it's on the runway or the gridiron.
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