Jessica Alba Stepped out in New York City in a black Fleur du Mal lace minidress, but it was her accessories that did the heavy lifting. The actor shared the look on Instagram, pairing the sheer, lace-trimmed piece with a museum-worthy Fendi bag and a pair of shiny Chanel platform heels.
Jessica Alba elevates her lacy micro minidress with Fendi bag and Chanel heels for NYC outing
Jessica Alba’s NYC Look Cost $11,000 fendi bag And shiny Chanel sandals. The minidress featured a deep V-neckline and thin spaghetti straps. It featured scalloped lace trim along the hem, but Alba let her accessories dominate the look.
The most notable piece was Fendi’s Baguette 26424, a re-edition of the label’s iconic 1997 design that was reworked for the Fall/Winter 2026-27 collection. The bag is made of natural raffia and hand-embroidered with 22,600 beads that form a black and red tiger motif. It also features a dark red tegu lizard leather handle and strap, which is both adjustable and removable, as well as the brand’s signature palladium-finish FF buckle, a front flap with a magnetic clasp, and an interior lined in Lario linen.
On her feet, Alba wore Chanel’s CC platform ankle-strap sandals in black patent leather. The sleek silhouette and the brand’s interlocking CC hardware give the look a polished finish, offering a sleek contrast with the bag’s busy beadwork.
The outing took place during New York Fashion Week, with Fleur du Mal reposting the look on Instagram and crediting the styling to Ariela Masjedi. Alba wore her brown hair loose and kept her makeup soft and polished to match the romantic feel of the dress.
Alba completed her look with a diamond tennis necklace, wrist watch and silver hoop earrings. She kept the rest of her jewelery minimal so that the bag and shoes could stand out. This look comes just a few months after Alba paired a Chanel backpack with another sheer black dress for a different night out. She’s leaned on Fendi before, coordinating with her daughter in matching power suits during Milan Fashion Week. Alba’s latest NYC outing proved that the right accessories can turn even a simple slip dress into a main event.