Ahead of Sunday’s premiere, Palmer joined her costars for a series of press junkets while in an all-red get-up that perfectly matched her hair. She wore a ’90s-inspired, high-neck, red satin midi dress, which she paired with red pointed-toe pumps and a cheetah-print Christian Dior saddle bag with a red leather shoulder strap and trim.

Keke Palmer channeled Naomi Campbell while stepping out in one of the supermodel's most iconic '90s naked dresses on Sunday, July 27. While making an appearance at The Pickup premiere in Los Angeles, Palmer re-wore the sheer, torso-baring Versace dress. Palmer also brought back her now-signature auburn hair in a halo-inspired style.

Keke Palmer channeled the ’90s in a vintage Versace dress at the premiere of her new film “The Pickup,” costarring Pete Davidson and Oscar-nominated actor Eddie Murphy. The actress paid homage to supermodel Naomi Campbell with her look.

Comedic icon Keke Palmer stays booked and busy, but even the most effervescent performers need a place to recharge. For Palmer, that happens on the page.

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Keke Palmer hosts Chelley and Olandria on her July 22 podcast — a must-hear for “Love Island USA” fans. Watch the promo on RevoltTV.

The actress, who is Creme of Nature's new chief brand officer, tells PEOPLE that having red hair is "way more fun"NEED TO KNOWKeke Palmer spoke with PEOPLE at the 2025 Essence Fest about teaming up with Creme of Nature as its chief brand officerPalmer discussed her latest hair transformation and says she's having fun as a redheadShe says that having red hair is "way more fun" than other colors she's triedKeke Palmer is proving that blondes aren't the only ones who get to have fun!

For the big interview, Palmer had her nails painted an ultra-glossy nude pink shade that would look just right in Fiji. Still, the big draw was the shape of her mani. Each nail was extra-extra-long and filed into a stunning square.