Elizabeth Debicki commands attention in a striking figure-hugging nude illusion dress while attending the Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art exhibition gala dinner alongside Daisy Edgar-Jones in South Kensington, London, on Tuesday evening.
Debicki’s Show-Stopping Look
The 35-year-old Australian actress poses confidently at the star-studded event. Her ensemble boasts a high neckline, sleeveless design, and a form-fitting bodice with a bold torso print. Black pointed slingback heels elongate her silhouette, while statement gold earrings add glamour. She styles her blonde hair in an elegant updo, allowing the dress to shine.
Daisy Edgar-Jones’ Chic Ensemble
Daisy Edgar-Jones, 27, arrives effortlessly stylish in a beige co-ord set. The outfit includes a structured funnel-neck top with gold button details and a matching midi skirt featuring an asymmetric hemline. Pointed black heels and a mini black clutch complete her petite frame.
Star-Studded Guest List
Other attendees include Vick Hope and Calvin Harris, Angelina Kendall, Maggie Maurer, Naomi Ackie, Regina King, and Edward Enninful.
- Vick Hope, 36, dazzles in a form-fitting black dress with a plunging neckline and matching heels.
- Calvin Harris, 42, appears suave in a black velour blazer, trousers, and crisp white shirt. The couple shares affectionate moments, giggling and posing together.
- Angelina Kendall, 20, stands out in a structured deep red top and black semi-sheer skirt with a feathered hem.
- Maggie Maurer turns heads in a black floor-length dress with cut-out panels and structured bra detailing.
- Naomi Ackie, 34, showcases style in a black bodycon dress featuring cut-outs and ruffled trim.
- Regina King, 55, radiates elegance in a cream floor-length gown with a wrap-around scarf.
- Edward Enninful, 54, looks dapper in a black pinstripe suit and white shirt.
The Exhibition Highlights
The V&A exhibition marks the UK’s first dedicated showcase of Elsa Schiaparelli’s work, spanning the 1920s to today and honoring her lasting influence on fashion.
Debicki’s Recent Emmy Triumph
Elizabeth recently secures her first Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for portraying Princess Diana in The Crown. She accepts the award from Only Murders in the Building star Da’Vine Joy Randolph at the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles, beaming with joy.
“I didn’t write anything down because I’m very superstitious and now I’m in a real pickle,” she jokes. She thanks writer Peter Morgan, producers, cast, crew, and hair and makeup artist Deb Ormrod. “Gosh, playing this part based on this unparalleled incredible human being has been my great privilege,” she adds. “It has been a gift.”
She wears a low-cut Christian Dior gown on the night.
Audition Stories from The Crown Stars
Elizabeth Debicki and co-star Emma Corrin reveal they both auditioned for guest roles in The Crown before leading as Princess Diana. Debicki appears in seasons five and six, while Corrin, 28, stars in season four. Both earn Golden Globe and Critics Choice Awards for their performances.
In a recent Variety Actors on Actors discussion, Debicki shares how she auditioned after season one aired. “Maybe we’re better at acting when we’re not trying,” she says. “I went in for the Season 2 part, and I got an email a few days later from my agent saying, ‘Not that part, but we are thinking…’ I guess they must have felt something Diana in it.”
She watches the series faithfully for years, hoping for the role. Initially anxious about Diana’s voice, she notes, “What you as the actor playing that character owe the audience is a very specific sonic imprint. I felt a huge responsibility… For Diana, it felt like a music.”
Corrin, depicting a young Diana, studies her mannerisms, especially from the post-engagement interview. “The most quintessential bit, for me, was the post-engagement interview. The mannerisms that she had… they almost become tics.”
