Hilary Duff is showcasing a high-fashion fantasy in her latest music video. The 39-year-old actress and singer stepped into the whimsical world of “CATastrophe,” her new single for “The Cat in the Hat” movie soundtrack. She is wearing a body-hugging wet cutout dress that perfectly matches the dreamy visuals.
Hilary Duff flaunts her curves in body-hugging Coperni wet cutout dress for ‘CATastrophe’ MV
In the vibrant music video, Duff showcased the Coperni Floral-Appliqué Asymmetric Gown in an almond-beige hue. The sleek, sleeveless design featured a round neckline, an asymmetric silhouette, and delicate floral appliqués placed along the side. Its strategically placed side cutout and draped “wet-look” fabric hugged her figure. Meanwhile, side slits added fluid movement as she lounged across a crimson sofa and wandered through the colorful fantasy landscape.
The body-hugging wet cutout dress retailed for b,658, though it is currently available at retailers for around 2. The minimalist yet sculptural gown perfectly complemented the surreal aesthetic of the “CATastrophe” music video without overwhelming its playful setting.
Duff kept her accessories understated, pairing the gown with statement rings connected by delicate chain details, long silver-toned threader earrings, and a slim chain bracelet. She wore her blonde hair loose and sleek with soft volume. Meanwhile, her makeup artist Kelsey Deenihan opted for rosy blush, softly defined eyes, luminous skin, and muted pink lips that enhanced the ethereal mood.
Stylist Neelo Nory assembled the look for the music video. Meanwhile, hairstylist Barb Thompson, makeup artist Kelsey Deenihan, and styling assistant Malcom Smith helped bring the polished appearance to life.
Ahead of the release, Duff teased the project on Instagram, writing, “Matthew and I created a song for the new @catinthehatmovie.” After its debut, she encouraged fans to stream the track, captioning her post, “Go stream ‘CATastrophe’ everywhere!!”
Fans quickly embraced the catchy tune, flooding the comments with reactions like, “This bop is pure catnip.” Conversely, others reminded viewers that the upbeat anthem was created specifically for the upcoming family film.
