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8 fantastic fashion moments from Vanessa Kirby

Tatler Hong Kong

更新於 02月08日00:54 • 發布於 02月07日11:19 • T-Labs Team

Vanessa Kirby has built her career on intense, compelling performances, from her breakout role as Princess Margaret in The Crown to action-packed turns in Mission: Impossible. She has also made a mark on the stage, earning acclaim for her performances in London’s West End and on Broadway, including A Streetcar Named Desire.

Will her new franchise role in the Marvelverse also cement her as fashion's latest darling? While Kirby has long embraced a mix of classic tailoring and couture, her evolving red-carpet choices suggest she may be stepping into a new sartorial era. Here, we examine eight of her most significant fashion moments.

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Atelier Versace At the ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Trailer Launch

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Vanessa Kirby wore a structural Atelier Versace dress from the spring 2016 couture collection. The racer neckline and sheer panels highlighted exposed boning, giving the look an architectural edge, and the colors are a nod to her character Sue Storm’s costume.

Hervé Léger at the ‘Fantastic Four’ Comic-Con Panel

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Opting for a body-hugging Hervé Léger ensemble, Kirby presented a stark contrast to her usual red-carpet gowns. Appropriate for Comic-Con, her plunging bodysuit and patent red skirt looked like something a superhero off-duty might actually wear.

Prada at TIFF 2024

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At the Toronto International Film Festival in 2024, Kirby opted for a bold red Prada dress. The sleek, floor-length design featured precise tailoring and a structured bodice, offering a sharp contrast to her more embellished past choices.

Vintage Chloé for Met Gala 2023

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For the Karl Lagerfeld-themed Met Gala, Kirby chose a vintage Chloé 'shower dress' from 1983. The archival piece, with its draped effect, aligned with the evening’s tribute to fashion history.

Valentino Couture for Venice Film Festival 2022

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For the photocall of The Son at the 2022 Venice Film Festival, Kirby opted for a bold red Valentino Haute Couture ensemble from the Fall 2022 collection. The dramatic three-piece look was adorned with intricate 3-D floral appliqués. She also wore a nude Valentino Haute Couture gown adorned with sequins and featuring a feathered hem.

Givenchy Haute Couture for SAG Awards 2021

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Vanessa Kirby was one of the Best Dressed actors at the 2021 SAG Awards, wearing a Givenchy Haute Couture ensemble. The look consisted of a black gown with a silver bodice and Cartier jewelry.

Atelier Versace for the BAFTAs 2021

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Kirby’s bespoke Atelier Versace gown for the BAFTAs was a slinky, ‘90s-inspired piece in Versace’s signature gunmetal mesh. The simplicity of the silhouette was accentuated with a sleek low bun and barely any accessories.

Tom Ford for Emmys 2018

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Who could forget this blush Tom Ford look? The gown featured a lingerie-inspired design with curve-enhancing tailoring. That evening, Vanessa Kirby was nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for her portrayal of Princess Margaret in The Crown.

Princess Margaret’s Checkered Coat in ‘The Crown’

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One of Vanessa Kirby’s most recognizable on-screen looks was Princess Margaret’s checkered coat in Season 2, episode 4 of The Crown. The look consisted of a patterned mohair coat, a pencil skirt, a lace blouse, and a satin head scarf. She wore it to visit Tony Armstrong-Jones (Matthew Goode) at his photography studio.

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