Lola Tung's Style Secrets & Sneaker Obsession

Lola Tung, known for her role in "The Summer I Turned Pretty," recently offered a glimpse into her personal world, highlighting her evolving style and diverse interests. She revealed a deep admiration for Cher's iconic fashion, even expressing a desire to raid the singer's extensive wardrobe, particularly her collaborations with Bob Mackie.

Tung also shared her current reading material, Patti Smith's acclaimed book "Just Kids," a classic she is slowly but surely making her way through. In terms of personal style, Tung is a self-proclaimed "sneaker girl," with a particular fondness for Adidas, especially her Samba Janes, which she incorporates into numerous looks.

Her approach to fashion is deeply personal and seen as a form of self-expression, constantly evolving with her mood and what she wishes to convey. Beyond acting, Tung's interests extend to vintage fashion and creative women who have influenced culture across generations, demonstrating a broad appreciation for artistry.

Reflecting on her career, Tung is grateful for the opportunities that have allowed her to explore diverse roles, such as in "Forbidden Fruits," and her past Broadway debut in "Hadestown." She also expressed a desire to star in new Broadway productions, appreciating the work of contemporary female playwrights.

When not working, Tung enjoys simple pleasures like decorating her apartment, the presence of fresh flowers, and keeping a framed photo of her dog, Bodie, close by. She also mentioned that her comfort TV show is the original "Sex and the City," which she often has on repeat.