From Dolce Vita to Toms

Lindsay Lohan and Shailene Woodley are officially teaming up for Count My Lies, Hulu’s upcoming limited edition suspense series based on Sophie Stava’s novel of the same name.

The story centers on Sloane Caraway, a compulsive liar who catches a wealthy couple, Violet (Lindsay Lohan) and Jay Lockhart (Kit Harington), by lying. But as she settles in, she begins to uncover dark and dangerous family secrets.

Lindsay Lohan and Shailene Woodley stepped out looking effortlessly cool—enhanced by shiny white buns, Mary Jane raffia flats, and tiny D’Orsay styles—while filming Count My Lies in Brooklyn on April 1–2, 2026

What makes it even more interesting is the contrast between the show’s deep story and the soft, spring-inspired style we see on set. The look offers effortless, lightweight fashion—think pastel tones and clean, polished fits that are very wearable this season. Even their shoes were straight, simple and spring coded.

Lindsay Lohan Keeps It Polished In White Loafers And Soft Layers For Spring

The American actress kept this look simple yet trendy for spring. The first thing that stood out to me was his white breads. They are an easy staple this time of year and can instantly make any outfit look clean and put together effortlessly.

Lindsay’s pair has that classic silhouette with a little modern update. They’ve included a penny strap at the top and a folded tab at the back, adding a little detail without taking away from the clean, minimalist vibe. Her shoes were stylish yet functional, something you could easily wear every day.

Such a minimal design works best with simple spring clothes, like flowy dresses or tailored pants for a more polished look, or something more comfortable and stylish like denim, as Lohan wore on set.

Lindsay Lohan wears a white leather shift dress with a strap in the front and a tab folded back

Lindsay paired them with light wash denim jeans in a relaxed, straight leg fit, which really balances the polished feel of the shoes. The slightly looser silhouette made it comfortable and easy to slip into, which was exactly what I was looking for in a dress for spring.

On top, she wore a crisp white button-up shirt with a tie detail at the waist, adding a soft, feminine touch. It added shape without feeling too structured, keeping everything simple and season-ready.

The standout layer for me was the soft olive suede jacket. It added enough texture and color to break up the neutral while keeping the outfit very wearable.

Lindsay Lohan kept everything else minimal with bright jewelry, soft pink makeup, and her naturally worn blonde hair, which really tied the whole spring vibe together.

Lindsay Lohan pairs her white loafers with easy-wash denim jeans, a white shirt with a tie at the waist, and a green suede jacket

Shailene Woodley Brings Texture to Spring Denim in Raffia Mary Jane Flats

Like Lohan, Shailene Woodley was also spotted on set wearing a work-ready spring dress.

She wore Dolce Vita “Aretha” Mary Jane flats in woven raffia, instantly bringing a soft bohemian vibe. Black leather trims the extra structure, while the narrow double straps on the foot, finished with polished gold-tone straps, give them a delicate, slightly vintage feel.

They also feature almond-shaped toes and flat feet, making them very comfortable and easy to wear all day, which is why they worked so well in spring. They were breathable and versatile enough to pair with casual denim and slightly dressier pieces.

Shailene Woodley steps into Dolce Vita “Aretha” Mary Jane flats in woven raffia with double ankle straps and black leather heels

Shailene styled her Dolce Vita “Aretha” Mary Jane flats with a mid-rise straight leg jean with a subtle opening at the hem. On top, she went with a striped collared shirt, slowly unbuttoned to reveal a white cami underneath, keeping everything casual.

A cropped cognac suede jacket added warmth and contrast, balancing the cool, preppy feel of the striped shirt with its soft texture. Features a collarless neckline, front buttons, and chest pockets with button closures.

With her hair in a low ponytail and a beige crochet tote over her shoulder, she looked practical and quietly stylish.

Shailene Woodley pairs her summer Mary Jane flats with mid-rise straight leg jeans, a striped shirt, and a brown suede jacket

Shailene Woodley Keeps It Easy In D’Orsay Flats and Relax Layered Denim

Shailene Woodley was spotted in another scene wearing a simple, spring-ready dress that looked simple yet put together.

She wore what looked like Toms “Gemma” D’Orsay flats, and they were totally on point for the season. The open sides gave her feet a little breathing room, which was perfect as the weather warmed, while still maintaining that polished, enclosed look.

The mixed-material design was paired with a subtly shiny woven fabric and leather, and I loved the two-tone effect, as it added just enough visual interest.

There’s also a small mini wedge that gave the Wolley a little lift, and the feminine cut made them look more refined than your average flats. Also, the CloudBound insoles make them suitable for all-day wear.

Shailene Woodley is also seen on set wearing Toms “Gemma” D’Orsay two-tone flats in nude and tan fabric and leather

Wooley paired them with a pair of high-waisted blue jeans that fit close to the legs, which really complimented her slim figure. The style works for everyday wear, especially when paired with soft layers.

On top, she wore a gray ribbed tank tucked into her jeans, layered under a bright green ribbed cardigan that she left open for a relaxed, easy look. The color added a new pop!

With her long, wavy hair falling to her chest, the dress looked very wearable and easy to recreate.

Shailene Woodley wears her Toms flats with blue high-waisted black jeans, a gray tank top, and a blue card

From Casual Flats to High Everyday Style: Why These Looks Work for Spring

As this concludes our lookCount My Liesstyle set, Lindsay Lohan and Shailene Woodley prove that spring dressing doesn’t need high heels to feel polished.

Instead, it’s the quiet confidence of well-chosen flats—from crisp loafers to raffia-studded Mary Janes and simple D’Orsay silhouettes—that define the era. If you’re drawn to their balance of comfort and sophistication, check out some of their standout shoe moments below.