Jason Momoa’s daughter wears wired headphones as an accessory

Lola Iolani Momoa, the daughter of Jason Momoa and Lisa Bonet, rocked a strapless black dress and vintage-inspired wired-style headphones around her neck to liven up the Y2K revival at a Supergirl fan event in London’s Leicester Square.

Laura draped the cord down the front of her outfit and wore it as a necklace. This selection fits into a pattern that has gained momentum over the past year. Wired headphones gained market share in 2025, with sales increasing 20% ​​in the first three months of 2026, driven by fashion rather than sound quality. Stars like Jacob Elordi and Hailey Bieber have been photographed wearing them as a visible style statement, and this look is one of several Y2K-era references Gen Z has back in their rotation, along with flip phones and digital cameras.

Laura paired her fitted strapless black midi dress with a red patent clutch and strappy black heeled sandals with headphones, kept her hair in long braids, and focused her makeup on a deep red lip and winged eyeliner.

Her younger brother, Nakoa-Ulf Momoa, wore a black vest with no shirt underneath, paired with black wide-leg pants, a chain necklace, and burgundy loafers. The vest opens in the front and the rest of the look is kept simple, sticking to black and with small jewelery details.

Jason Momoa skipped the traditional dress shirt and tie and wore a charcoal three-piece suit over a black T-shirt. His suit was black and unadorned, with a thin chain necklace and sunglasses as his only accessories.

The three were attending an event in London to promote the movie “Supergirl,” in which Momoa plays Lobo. The film is the second installment of the rebooted DC Universe, based on characters from DC Comics, directed by Craig Gillespie, and written by Ana Nogueira. The film stars Millie Alcock as Kara Zor-El, and follows her adventures through space after the superdog Krypto is injured. “Supergirl” is scheduled to be released on June 26, 2026.