Maisie Williams channeled the Sex Pistols at the CannesFilmFestival in a grunge-meets-glam look.
Maisie Williams is having a lot of fun promoting her upcoming FX series,, embracing the style of her character, 1970’s It girl Pamela Rooke pretty much every time she hits the red carpet for a premiere for the show. Last week,, but for the UK premiere on Monday night, the actress opted to throw a bit more glamour into the mix.
Williams arrived to the premiere in a vintage Junya Watanabe design, a black lace dress with a cowl open back from the designer’s fall 2002 collection. At first glance, the dress seems fairly classic, a surprising choice for the edgy Williams, but rips in the skirt and an unfinished hem add another element to the gown, like Jordan wore the piece to a Sex Pistols show and it got torn up a little in the crowd.
Following the premiere, Williams ditched the long gown for a glimmering mini dress, with long sleeves covered in large round sequins and black beaded fringe sweeping across her body. Williams was joined at the afterparty by costar Iris Law, who kept on her red carpet look, a white tank and booty shorts with a sheer overdress covered in floral appliques from Prada fall 2022 ready-to-wear.
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