Kristen Bell’s ‘Nobody Wants This’ Press Looks Are My Fall Fashion Mood Board

You don’t have to be watching Nobody Wants This to know that Kristen Bell’s outfits are something to envy. The Netflix rom-com’s second season just dropped, but if you ask the internet, the real binge-worthy content is her press tour wardrobe. Alongside Adam Brody (forever Seth Cohen in my book), Bell has been serving up looks that are equal parts polished and totally within reach. Hot take: The off-screen outfits are even better than the on-screen ones.

Bell’s longtime stylist, Nicole Chavez, set the tone early with a striped top from cult-favorite The Frankie Shop, captioned simply: “we’re so back.” Fans agreed: back and better than ever. The look felt like a reset for Bell—playful yet polished—and proof that great fashion doesn’t need a movie-star price tag. Since then, Chavez has delivered a carousel of press tour outfits that are chic, attainable, and refreshingly easy to recreate IRL.

On the show, Bell’s wardrobe leans into real-life dressing—straight-leg denim you probably already own, pleated trousers that actually make sense for work, and knit tops that don’t scream “costume department.” Practical with a dose of whimsy, it feels lived-in in the best way. Her press looks? Same energy. That Frankie Shop moment was the giveaway. Finally, a celebrity press tour free of glittery gowns and runway-only one-offs. Instead, Bell leaned into outfits that could slip seamlessly into your everyday rotation—proof that approachable style can still make headlines.

Below, we’re sharing our favorite outfits from Kristen Bell’s press tour, plus where to shop the looks for even less.

The Sheer Top and Trench Coat

I might not be reaching for a sheer top on an average Tuesday, but I can’t deny how inspired I am by the way Bell and Chavez styled it under a classic trench. If anything, it proves what we already knew: A trench coat really is that girl. You could go full glam with sequin trousers (they always hit harder this time of year), but to make the look more wearable, try sparkly denim. They deliver the same festive punch without feeling over the top.

And the oversized sunnies? Pure celebrity energy, and with easy-to-find dupes at a fraction of the price. And let’s talk about the bag: Bell’s carrying DeMellier’s cult-favorite tote. At just under $700, it’s a splurge, yes—but one of those smart, forever investments that earns its keep in your closet.

The Monochrome Sweat Set

Travel outfits might seem like an afterthought, but they’re notoriously tricky to get right. You want something comfortable enough for the journey, put-together enough for photos, and stylish enough to match that pre-trip excitement. Bell’s all-brown look checks every box.

Her sweat set from The Hey Gang is surprisingly affordable (with even more budget-friendly dupes at places like Aerie), while the monochrome palette—hat, coat, and all—instantly elevates the look. The finishing touch? A pair of Salomons that give the outfit fashion-girl credibility without overpowering it.

The Striped Scarf Top

Leave it to Kristen Bell to make me want to dig out every silk scarf I own. While most people are leaning into chunky knit triangle scarves right now, she went for a sleek silk version that ties back perfectly to her striped top.

Now sold-out, The Frankie Shop duo is especially good—it takes a standard button-down and makes it feel brand new. If that price tag isn’t for you, grab a similar-colored button-down to channel the same energy without copying it outright. And because navy-and-black is officially a thing, pair it with tailored black trousers, a classic leather belt, and silver earrings for a look that’s equal parts current and easy to pull off.

All Brown Everything (Again)

Think of this as the dressed-up sequel to Kristen Bell’s all-brown travel outfit. She swapped her cozy sweat set for a knit dress and tights, traded the Salomons for sock boots, and layered on a classic long wool coat in place of her cocoon topper. Bonus points for reusing the same DeMellier bag—sustainable queen energy. The best part? This outfit is made up of pieces many of us already own (or can snag at an accessible price), proving once again that monochrome never fails.

And in another approachable win, her boots are under $200 from the eco-friendly brand Vivaia. Chavez originally styled Bell in a sweater-and-skirt combo, but you can easily achieve the same effect with a sweater dress instead.

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