How to Dress for a Romantic Getaway? Take a Cue from Your Surroundings
A trip through rough-and-rocky California requires actor Tomasz Kot and model Rianne van Rompaey to pack a getaway wardrobe steeped in all the drama—and unbridled romance—of the great American West.
Fashion Editor: Grace Coddington.
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Are they lost—or simply free? Kot and Van Rompaey play lovers surrendering themselves to the thrall of sharing stories. Van Rompaey wears an Alexander McQueen dress ($4,595) and boots; Alexander McQueen, NYC. Wolford tights. Throughout, Kot wears a Brooks Brothers suit. 45R shirt. Church’s shoes.
Fashion Editor: Grace Coddington.
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There’s a wildness— and a joyous exuberance—behind our heroine’s eyes that flickers like a flame. Louis Vuitton dress and belt; select Louis Vuitton stores.
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The fire blazes on, our heroine’s auburn hair and stormy gaze coming alive with it. A brilliantly embellished Prada shirt ($3,550), top ($920), skirt ($3,950), and belt only add to the incandescence. All at select Prada stores.
Beauty Note:
Add intensity to your look with kohl-rimmed lids. Revlon So Fierce Vinyl Eyeliner in Midnight Mystery’s creamy, long-wear formula easily blends around the lash line for a smoldering finish.
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As they band together like thieves in the night, the landscape unfolds for them like a well- thumbed novel. Hermès dress; select Hermès stores. Chloé boots.
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The star of Paweł Pawlikowski’s bracing, epic romantic drama Cold War, Kot knows about tumultuous love affairs and great escapes. Growing up in Legnica, Poland, he developed his acting instincts by embarking on a different kind of journey—normally shy, he transformed before an audience. “When I was performing, I could do anything, but I was still anonymous,” Kot explains. Inner reserve was required for the making of the film as well. “Paweł doesn’t use stand-ins, so before my scenes I had to sit in front of the camera for a long while,” Kot says. “It felt as if Paweł was a painter, and I was a part of a picture he was painting.” On Van Rompaey:
Loewe dress; Loewe, Miami.