After Jenna Ortega absolutely killed it as Wednesday Addams, we knew she was made for Tim Burton projects. So ever since it was announced she was going to star in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice alongside Winona Ryder, our eyes have been peeled for all things Jenna. Not only does she effortlessly pull off the gothic aesthetic Tim Burton is known for, but her influence as an it girl is indisputable. And even though we’re always tuned in to everything she wears, the Beetlejuice Beetlejuice press tour is giving us some of her best looks yet.
Jenna has reached new heights as Hollywood’s favorite it girl. Her iconic makeup looks live rent-free on our Pinterest boards, and her effortlessly-cool street style is constantly inspiring our own wardrobes. No matter what she’s doing, we can always rely on her to serve absolute looks. Thankfully for us Jenna stans, her incredible stylist Enrique Melendez has been dressing her since she was only 14 years old. With a resume like that, of course Jenna knows how to slay a red carpet.
We love our girl Jenna, but she’s not the first one to nail a press tour. The fact of the matter is, Zendaya’s tennis-themed Challengers looks will always be up there, along with Daisy Edgar-Jones’ mind-blowing Twisters outfits. If we’ve learned anything about the power of a press tour, it’s that on-theme looks will never go out of style. And when it comes to Jenna Ortega’s Beetlejuice Beetlejuice outfits, she might be giving Zendaya a run for her money.
Naturally, blazers have been a huge staple for Jenna during the Beetlejuice Beetlejuice press tour. Not only do they reference Beetlejuice himself, they add a preppy aesthetic to any look. At the photo call in London, Jenna wore a burgundy blazer with red tights and matching red heels.
Jenna stunned at the London premiere of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice in a custom up-cycled Harris Reed corseted dress. Surprisingly, the piece was made of recycled wallpaper from the original Beetlejuice film. (Some superfans might recognize it!) Like the rest of her press tour looks, this dress pays homage to the original Beetlejuice while also remaining current.
Jenna Ortega wore a stunning red chiffon gown to the Beetlejuice Beetlejuice premiere at the Venice Film Festival. The custom Dior gown is a tribute to Lydia Deetz and her wedding dress.
Jenna Ortega wore a custom Paul Smith suit, as a tribute to the one worn by Betelgeuse in the original film. She paired the look with a black and white striped bag from Ozias Paris.
Jenna Ortega arrived in Italy for the Venice Film Festival wearing this gorgeous black and white plaid jacket, a khaki mini skirt by Sans Faff, a Tod’s DI crossbody tote bag, and loafers from Jimmu Choo. The outfit referenced Adam Maitland’s look in the original film.
Jenna Ortega hit the late night circuit with a gloved corset top with silver chains draped along the front and down her black mini skirt.
When she’s not serving Morticia Addams, leave it to Jenna Ortega to serve Cruella De Vil. She was seen in NYC wearing a black and white corset with satin pants, an oversized blazer, and black pumps. With outfits like this, Jenna is bringing all of the spooky Beetlejuice glamour that fans have been craving.
The preppy aesthetic is back, and Jenna is truly championing the black and white preppy look. In NYC, she wore a Clueless-coded outfit. It consisted of a black mini skirt, a white button up, a cropped leather shirt, sheer ankle socks, and round-toe chunky heels.
When on the Beetlejuice Beetlejuice press tour, wear stripes. Jenna was seen wearing a matching cropped blazer and mini skirt in NYC. She finished off the look with sheer striped tights, platform heels, and cat-eye sunglasses. This look is incredibly on-brand, and just like the rest of her press tour outfits—it doesn’t come off too costumey.
At the Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Photo Call in New York City, Jenna wore a Beetlejuice meets Morticia Addams two-piece Dolce & Gabbana striped set. Accessorized with super dramatic cat-eye sunglasses and a simple pair of heels, this look is serving Tim Burton realness. Plus, it combines both the spooky and preppy aesthetic that the press tour has brought us lots of.
Jenna and her stylist love a stitched look for this press tour. For the Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Fan Event in Mexico, she wore a gorgeous Lurline skull corset and skirt with matching pumps. The internet fell in love with the deep teal color, and we can see why. Of course the set is perfectly on-theme, but it’s also just a huge slay overall.
Jenna Ortega attended the Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Photo Call in Mexico City wearing an archival Vivienne Westwood dress and platform mary janes. Like the film, the dress brings that Tim Burton-esque gothic glamour with stitched detailing and tons of dreamy tulle. If this look is setting the tone for what’s to come, we have a lot to look forward to.
