Coco Jones continued her designer style streak in looks by Shushu/Tong and Rebecca Vallance during the 2026 American Black Film Festival in Miami Beach, Fla., on Thursday.
The Grammy Award-winning artist kicked off the day at Peacock’s “Strung”: From Script to Screen event in a design from Shushu/Tong‘s spring 2026 collection. The little white dress was crafted with structured elements, including a sculptural miniskirt.
Jones’ dress featured a fitted bodice with delicate lace detailing on the straps and angular neckline. Crunched fabric gave the look contrast between the softer, more delicate lace and the body of the dress’ material.
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Jones capped off her look with a pair of pointed-toe pumps and accessorized with glittering jewelry pieces, including a bevy of diamond rings.
The minidress, pointed-toe shoe combo carried through the day for Jones, who traded in her Shushu/Tong spring 2026 selection for Rebecca Vallance’s Muriel minidress in pink. The sleeveless look featured a tailored design in bonded crepe.
A paneled A-line silhouette incorporated a sweetheart neckline and included wide straps that sculpted to the singer’s shape. A mock placket was elevated with button detailing to add a refined, polished touch to the overall look.
Jones added a pair of pointed-toe pumps in pink by Le Silla to complete her look. The “Here We Go” singer’s glam throughout Thursday’s events featured hair styled with soft barrel curls and a side part, with makeup highlights including bold brows, brightly lined eyes and a glossy lip.
Founded in 1997, the American Black Film Festival showcases films and projects from burgeoning talent that celebrate stories by and about people of African descent, per the festival’s official website. The 2026 edition of the festival kicked off on Wednesday and will conclude on Sunday.