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Today, the world said goodbye to The Summer I Turned Pretty with the release of the final episode. This moment marks the official end of Belly Conklin and the Fisher brothers' story (at least for now, since Prime Video just announced that a complementary movie is on the way).

Just as those characters will "always have summer," we will always have these seasons to revisit. But for now, it's time for the stars to move on to new projects. This afternoon, the cast said au revoir to the series with a special event in Paris—a perfect choice for anyone who has seen the last few episodes. There, the lead actress Lola Tung had another chance to showcase her personal style.

With the help of her stylist, Britt McCamey, the actress presented two distinct looks that symbolize a new chapter in her life: a moment when the world recognizes her not just as Belly, but as Lola.

First Look: Urban Attitude
For her first appearance, the 22-year-old opted for an all-black outfit, more reminiscent of a super-spy than a teenage romance protagonist. The ensemble included a stark-black scoop neck minidress from Courrèges, which complemented a pair of thigh-high leather boots (a type of footwear that Belly would hardly wear). She finished the look with oversized Phoebe Philo sunglasses, dagger-like Givenchy earrings, and a brown suede Hammitt bag.

Second Look: Glamour by the Eiffel Tower
For the event celebrating the series finale, Tung changed into a stunning silver KaufmanFranco dress. The truly show-stopping sheath dress featured a plunging halter neckline, criss-crossing straps on the back, and a long skirt that pooled delicately over her shoes. For an extra touch of glamour, she completed the outfit with a pair of diamond earrings.

Tung posed alongside her castmates, such as Christopher Briney, Gavin Casalegno, Sean Kaufman, Jackie Chung, Rachel Blanchard, and Rain Spencer. They were also accompanied by Jenny Han, the author of the books that inspired the series, who also served as the show's creator, director, writer, and executive producer.

With the end of TSITP, Lola Tung's schedule isn't likely to slow down anytime soon. She is already confirmed to star in a series of horror films, including Forbidden Fruits alongside Lili Reinhart, Victoria Pedretti, Emma Chamberlain, Alexandra Shipp, and Gabrielle Union. Furthermore, she was recently announced as the lead in The Young People, with Nico Parker—an upcoming project from Oz Perkins, the director of Longlegs.

Luckily for us, this means we will see much more of Lola Tung's style and talent in the future.