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As you could have heard, the psychological thriller “Don’t Fear Darling” premiered on the Venice Movie Pageant Monday and even earlier than its premiere, the movie generated plenty of curiosity because of the controversy surrounding the movie’s director, Olivia Wilde, its lead actress Florence Pugh and an allegedly fired solid mate.
Nonetheless, regardless of swirling rumors and attainable pressure, the solid appeared something however apprehensive on the crimson carpet. Wilde, Pugh, Harry Kinds, Gemma Chan, Sydney Chandler, Chris Pine and Nick Kroll appeared completely satisfied (they are actors in any case) as they posed collectively in a parade of wonderful outfits.
Pugh shocked in a sheer Valentino robe with glowing sequins and a dramatic practice. She paired the look with a pair of black feathered heels, her hair in an old-Hollywood-style bob with a deep facet half. Kinds, in the meantime, stepped out of his gondola in a customized Gucci navy swimsuit resembling the model’s 2023 Cruise assortment. The ’70s-tinged blazer had peaked shoulders and was layered over an exaggerated baby-blue Peter Pan collar. He completed the look with a pair of sq. sun shades.
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Wilde appeared stunning in a bright-yellow robe with ruffled feathers on the backside — additionally customized Gucci. She accessorized the look with some jewellery of her personal, together with a diamond necklace and glittering rings. Chan additionally sparkled in a totally sequined Louis Vuitton robe adorned with nude flower appliqués cascading all the way down to the hem.
Chandler graced the crimson carpet in a black Yves Saint Laurent one-shoulder, body-hugging costume. Pine appeared dashing in a Ralph Lauren chocolate brown blazer, bowtie and a pair of Ray-Bans. Final however not least, Kroll walked the carpet in a deep blue blazer and matched Pine with a bowtie.
See all the celebrities’ appears within the gallery beneath.
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