Celebrities Are All In on Entire Studios

For the fashion-forward, Entire Studios is a one-stop shop for sleek unisex basics, dramatic furry coats, and structured leather sets. So it’s no surprise that, with such a wide range of offerings, the brand—from New Zealand-born designers Sebastian Hunt and Dylan Richards Diaz—has caught the eye of celebrities aplenty.

The emerging label first stirred up intrigue thanks to the Kardashian-adjacent crew, who embraced the former Yeezy designers’ vision of elevated basics. In late 2024, Kylie Jenner even tapped Richards Diaz and Hunt for one of her Khy collaborations—an offering filled with cropped puffers and bodycon basics. From there, though, they’ve found success with celebrity customers from all walks.

Certain stars align perfectly with the brand’s cool ethos, like Charli xcx, who attended a Babygirl screening in an ecru one-shoulder top, and Alex Consani, who bopped between Paris Fashion Week shows in an oversized cream sweater and roomy gray trousers. But the appeal stretches far beyond the brat pack. Tracee Ellis Ross rocked a sculptural leather skirt set for Black Mirror press, while Dua Lipa and FKA twigs have both turned to Entire Studios to bolster their rockstar images. In the lead-up to her album Radical Optimism, Lipa leaned into old-school glamour in a floor-length black fur coat; twigs, meanwhile, wore a cropped version while promoting Eusexua.

A large draw is that Entire spans all types of occasionwear, from the everyday to the formal. Anya Taylor-Joy chose a sheer brown knit top and miniskirt for a romp around Coachella, while Margot Robbie opted for an oversized Canadian tuxedo for a trip to the airport. As Vogue Business noted in 2024, “Entire Studios’s founding principle is in the name. To create an entire wardrobe centered around three pillars: quality, affordability, and functionality.” While they’re still on the come-up, their broad range of celebrity fans definitely makes them one to watch.