Chloë Sevigny’s Most Stylish Moments from the 90s to the Present Day

Sevigny updates a Los Angeles hipster look with a 1980s blazer and major earrings, making a big style statement in more ways than one.

She is a changeling who can go from tomboy to femme overnight, as evidenced by this incredibly lovely ruffled yellow dress and pom-pom heel pairing.

Even when she stays inside the fashion box, Sevigny stands out, like the time she wore an all-over print, off-shoulder, body-conscious dress to the Louis Vuitton United Cancer Front Gala.

Sevigny takes a chance in a bubbly, sleeveless, baby-doll dress and it totally works, especially when she rocks this youthful look with seriously adult footwear.

An avant-garde dress with a multi-slit skirt and sleeves is an obvious choice for this master of quirky style.

Sevigny channels Marilyn Monroe in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes in a sleeveless pink frock featuring a sweetheart neckline.

Literally no one else in Hollywood would think to pair a pleated top and high-waisted shorts with a scorpion buckle belt.

In this look, she embraces her sultry side in a goddess wrap dress that perfectly complements her California tan and blonde locks.

Sevigny is the Queen of the No Pants Look, favoring a suit jacket and scallop-edged blazer paired with barely-there shorts.

A sweet, body-wrapping goddess gown meets her quirky preferences in an unexpected pale polka-dot fabric.

There’s a lot going on with this look – bandeau, plunge-front blouse, bomber jacket, embellished skirt – but it looks amazing when smartly stacked together by Sevigny.

This tomboyish jumpsuit gets a glam upgrade when Sevigny rocks it with amazing ankle booties and a chic clutch.

There isn’t a fuchsia print she hasn’t worn well, but this is an especially adorable look when paired with matching shorts.

This bohemian look shows that Sevigny’s range is broad and she’s capable of wearing anything influenced by any era and still make it look current.

This jaw-dropping outfit comes courtesy of off-kilter print pairings that combine a bohemian embroidered aesthetic with Asian brocade.