Kate Bosworth’s Stunning Style Evolution

Bosworth paired a sleeveless, partially sheer tank with leather pants and strappy sandals for a WB Network party. She kept her hair loose and looked fresh-faced in minimal makeup.

For the LA premiere of K-Pax, the actress wore a tan-hued ensemble consisting of a taupe turtleneck, textured miniskirt, and tall cognac-colored boots. Her parted straight hair and oversized brown leather purse tied the look together seamlessly.

Bosworth opted for bright white for the Eight-Legged Freaks premiere in 2002. The outfit combined some of the most memorable trends of the early-aughts—a thin-strapped tank, a ruffled low-rise skirt, and leather strap sandals.

For the premiere of her breakout film Blue Crush, she made waves in a flowy pale-blue Roberto Cavalli dress with a dramatic center cut-out and a high neck. She styled the piece with bedazzled heeled sandals and drop earrings.

That same year, she rocked a sleek ivory one-button blazer with a satin collar and matching pleated pants. Her patterned chainlink bag popped against the pantsuit’s crisp white color palette.

Bosworth attended the 8 Mile premiere in a silky, sultry look made up of a tied satin blouse with a plunging neckline.

She rocked another tailored pantsuit at the The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers premiere. The ensemble had a simple yet timeless feel to it.

She flashed a smile in a vibrant printed Missoni handkerchief dress and simple heels at the 2003 MTV Movie Awards.

The screen star sported a feathery strapless Alberta Ferretti dress with pointed velvet heels for the Wonderland premiere. Her minimal accessories allowed the dress to really shine.

Her crochet eyelet minidress and strappy sandals created an effortlessly cool beachy look for the Wonderland Hollywood premiere at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre.

Bosworth decided on a simple, sleek black two-piece set for a foundation event in the early 2000s. The look consisted of a cropped sleeveless top with a high neckline, a knee-length skirt, and demure kitten heels.

You can always expect amazing looks at the Cannes Film Festival, and Bosworth’s bright-red gown for the 2004 event was no exception. The actress styled a floor-length Dior dress with diamond hoop earrings for the festival’s premiere of Troy.

Bosworth switched things up at the Toronto International Film Festival when she arrived outfitted in a strapless ribboned-trimmed getup with broach-accented heels.

Bosworth wore a flapper-esque ensemble to the 2004 premiere of Beyond the Sea. The look featured a strapless black velvet dress rounded out with sheer tights, statement earrings, and layered pearl necklaces.

She opted for an angelic look for the Spirit Awards, arriving in a flowy light-gray chiffon dress with a two-toned beaded bodice and waist. Her simple silvery sandals gave the ensemble an ethereal feel.

She posed with the former creative director of Lanvin, Alber Elbaz, in a cut-out white dress and knee-length black overcoat. Her bright red heels gave the simple look a pop of vibrant color.

She wore a floral-inspired look at the Dolce & Gabbana Cannes party in 2006. The outfit featured a spaghetti strap dress with sewn-on fabric rose petals and a velvet bodice. Her shiny patent leather heels matched the dress’s top. Beauty-wise, Bosworth opted for bright red lipstick and sleek parted hair.

Bosworth was a vision in a semi-sheer white gown at the Los Angeles premiere of Superman Returns.

She looked very stylish even while wearing a casual graphic tee and printed trousers.

For the 2007 Thakoon fashion show, Bosworth smiled sweetly in a silky fuchsia gown with a fun asymmetrical neckline and ruffled hem. Her gold and black shoes added a nice touch of contrast.