Kate Hudson Styles Giorgio Armani for SiriusXM

Kate Hudson sparkled in a Giorgio Armani bolero on Tuesday when she joined her “Running Point” season two costars to promote the Netflix comedy series on SiriusXM in New York City.

The two-time Oscar-nominated actress turned to the Italian luxury fashion house’s spring 2026 ready-to-wear collection for her look, featuring a few specialized pieces that evoked a contemporary rocker style sensibility akin to Hudson’s “Almost Famous” character Penny Lane.

The centerpiece of Hudson’s look was the linen and silk embroidered bolero by Giorgio Armani. The delicate piece featured shades of teal, blues and greens with a silky base fabric constructed with slightly puffed short sleeves.

The bolero featured a high neckline with an open front and ornate, shimmering embroidery on the cuffs of the sleeves and down the front paneling of the bolero. Beneath the piece, Hudson added a selection from Giorgio Armani’s spring 2026 ready-to-wear collection, which debuted on the runway during Milan Fashion Week in September 2025.

Hudson wore wide-leg indigo denim pants and added a pair of Jude pumps to complete her look. The “Song Sung Blue” star’s ensemble for her SiriusXM appearance was curated by styling team Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn. Hudson previously collaborated with stylist Sophie Lopez.

Armani’s spring 2026 ready-to-wear collection marked the final curation by the couturier before his death on Sept. 4, 2025. “After the tailored looks — unlined and with the sculpted soft shoulders he made famous — in the muted and neutral palette associated with Milan, the collection turned more colorful, with different shades of Mediterranean blue and vibrant greens and lilac. Fabrics flowed as if moving in a soft evening breeze by the sea, in both the elongated dresses and the silk pajama pantsuits,” Luisa Zargani wrote of the highlights in WWD’s review of the collection.

Hudson stars in Netflix’s comedy series “Running Point,” which follows Isla Gordon, played by Hudson, who becomes the president of the LA Waves basketball team, confronting her own doubts and the male-dominated sports world to prove her worth. Season two debuts Thursday on Netflix.