The cast of Netflix’s ‘Wednesday’ reunited for a series of darkly glamorous portraits shot at London’s Natural History Museum ahead of the show’s much-anticipated second season, which returns to the streaming platform on August 6, 2025.
While the entire ensemble leaned into spooky elegance for the promo shoot, it was Jenna Ortega who stole the spotlight. The 21-year-old actress, who reprises her role as Wednesday Addams, channeled gothic energy in a black plunging leather bralette, showing off her toned abs and signature attitude.
© NetflixShe completed the look with puffy matching gloves, voluminous black trousers, a sleek middle part, and purple smoky eye makeup paired with a nude lip.
© NetflixCatherine Zeta-Jones exuded Morticia Addams-level glamour in an all-white tailored suit. The 55-year-old legend posed on a red velvet sofa in a plunging blazer, wide-leg trousers, and open-toe heels.
© NetflixShe styled the look with black leather gloves, a crochet beret, cross earrings, pink glossy lips, and chiseling contour. Joanna Lumley is also joining the cast this season as Grandmama Hester Frump.
© NetflixThe British actress turned heads in a floral long coat layered over an all-black outfit, a dramatic twist that fits right into the Addams universe.
© NetflixEmma Myers, back as the colorful Enid Sinclair, sported a tiny black glittering bralette with a matching midi skirt.
© NetflixThe 23-year-old star added oversized oval sunglasses and strappy heels. Luis Guzmán, who plays patriarch Gomez Addams, kept things classic and cool in a brown leather blazer and black trousers.
© NetflixWhile 16-year-old Isaac Ordonez (Pugsley) made a stylish statement in a white buttoned-up shirt layered with an oversized blazer and coordinating leather jacket.
© NetflixJoy Sunday, who returns as Bianca Barclay, wore a red and white gingham mini skirt with a matching blazer and sheer stockings. Fred Armisen, playing Uncle Fester, chose a bold black, red, and white dogtooth suit.
© NetflixMeanwhile, Steve Buscemi kept it low-key and mysterious in an all-black ensemble as Barry Dot.
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