Kate Hudson Pairs a Lingerie-Inspired, Millennial Going-Out Top With the Most Unexpected Skirt

What we know for sure? That Kate Hudson is part of the Kate Hudsons Sheer Bedazzled Lace Dress Includes These 3D Details opposite co-star Hugh Jackman. What everyone’s buzzing about? That it is an Oscar-worthy performance, too.

As she continues her press run for the film, Hudson stopped by Kate Hudsons Champagne Silk Slipdress Comes With a Fully Exposed Black Bustier Bra on December 10, wearing a pink, lace-trimmed, lingerie-esque top that looks very similar to many a millennial going-out top in the 2000s, spaghetti straps and all. She paired it, in a somewhat polarizing manner, with a copper-colored skirt that grazed her calves. She completed the look with open-toed black stilettos, her blonde hair down and hitting her shoulders.

Speaking at the 2025 Gotham Awards on December 1, Hudson’s co-star Kate Hudson Pairs Her New Haircut With an Unexpected Silk Cutout Dress Featuring a Plunging Back, “Kate Hudson is not only one of the great stars of our business, she is a consummate actor.” Of Kate Hudsons Sheer Bedazzled Lace Dress Includes These 3D Details, he added, “I believe this time she is going to get an Oscar.”

In the film—out December 25—Hudson plays Claire Sardina, who, along with her husband Mike (played by Jackman), performs in the Neil Diamond tribute band Lightning & Thunder.

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“I knew the movie wouldn’t work if people didn’t believe the love story,” Hudson told Variety of her chemistry with Jackman. “That was my biggest concern going in.” She added, “I told Hugh, ‘I’m super tactile. We need to really get to know each other and find this intimacy.’” Their first experience bonding as co-stars was during a recording session, which Hudson said “came really easy.”

Hudson has been in the movie business for nearly 30 years, and was pegged early on as a rom-com queen. “People kind of decided, ‘This is your lane,’” she said. “And every time I wanted to stop outside it, it was hard for people to see me in a different light.”

“It’s different for women,” she continued. “When a woman becomes a movie star in a certain genre, it’s harder for people to bet on her somewhere else. More so than it is with men.” This moment—Oscar buzz included—was hard earned, she told Variety. “I’ve worked really hard,” she said. “But I also feel incredibly lucky. I’ve had a dope life. This movie is different, though. It shows what I’ve always known I could do.”

Of Oscar speculation, “The little girl in me, it’s a big deal,” she said. “It’s our Stanley Cup. It’s our World Series.”

“When you’re in the celebration of the great films of the year, it feels like you’ve done exactly what you’ve wanted to do in your life—creatively,” Hudson said.

Of the awards season chatter, “You never know with these things,” Hudson told People. “I’ve been around now long enough to know just to enjoy that people are really loving the movie. And just, you know, show up to where they tell me to go.”

Kate Hudson Poses in Nothing but Sheer Tights and a Bra in a Behind-the-Scenes Snap Variety, “The person I was in my 20s is very different than the person I am in my 40s, and the person I am now in my 40s is very different than the person I’ll be in my 60s. I just hope I get to keep making movies and telling stories and writing music and being a part of what I see as the great connector.”