On September 8, 2025, Audrey Nuna walked the MTV VMA red carpet in NOOON. By the end of the night she was named among the best dressed.
The look was a floor-length black puffer coat from the HOME FW24 collection, the silhouette identified across critical coverage as the season's anchor, paired with a leather halter minidress and chunky cuffed black boots. Hair sculpted into two structural twisted braids at the back of the head. The proportions were architectural; the surface was matte; the read was unambiguous.
There was a layer of reference embedded in the choice. Nuna provides the singing voice for Mira in KPop Demon Hunters, the Netflix animated film. In one of the film's more recognized scenes, Mira arrives at the Met Gala wearing a sleeping bag. Nuna's red-carpet puffer was a deliberate echo of that look: art turned back into clothing, performed live. For audiences who knew the reference, the moment translated the film into the real world. For audiences who did not, the silhouette read as a confident, weather-engineered statement on a stage built for excess.
Coverage followed across CNN, Variety, Hollywood Reporter, Billboard, WWD, Glamour, Hauterrfly, and Just Jared. The visual and the context held across every outlet.
