While last year’s strikes left us with few red carpets to gawk at, the lost time seems to have upped the ante for celebrities in 2024. One press tour we’ve been chomping at the bit for? Dune: Part Two.
Directed by Denis Villeneuve, the impending release of the dystopian action flick has already given us some major style moments courtesy of its fashion-fluent cast. And on February 14, Zendaya, Timothée Chalamet, Florence Pugh, Austin Butler, and more hit up London for a photocall wearing their best looks yet.
First up was Zendaya looking as sophisticated as ever in an ensemble that was all but made to be worn by her. Consisting of a merlot-hued blazer with a sumptuously draped lapel and wide-leg trousers that featured a pleated skirt layer over the top, the coordinating set helms from Roksanda‘s Fall 2024 collection—a look set to debut on the brand’s catwalk later this month.
Styled by her longtime collaborator and image director Law Roach, the actress kept accessories simple with matching pointed stilettos and some gold rings and hoop earrings by Bulgari.
Florence Pugh similarly opted for a unique pants look from Maticevski. What initially looked like a black strapless jumpsuit was actually split-hem pants and an asymmetric bustier that peaked at her shoulder.
The structural look was complimented by a spiked chrome choker and matching bracelet, along with her signature sky-high platforms in silver.
As he’s demonstrated time and time again, Timothée Chalamet is one man who understands the power of a good outfit.
Continuing to ride the Bottega Veneta wave, the actor switched it up from his Paris appearance of snakeskin print to a scale-effect knit turtleneck and Wonka-esque chocolate brown leather pants and matching boots.
Actress Léa Seydoux stayed loyal in a Louis Vuitton look that comprised a billowy striped blouse from the brand’s Spring/Summer 2024 collection and leather straight-leg pants. Finishing the outfit off with elegant black pumps and paired-back accessories, Seydoux was the epitome of undone French glamour.
Austin Butler understood the assignment, looking suave in a muted grey three-piece suit sans shirt, also by Louis Vuitton.
Meanwhile, Rebecca Ferguson brought the cool factor in this grungey moulded black leather look by Lurline.
