Emma Corrin makes a splash in goldfish bag dress at ‘My Policeman’ premiere
There’s nothing fishy about Emma Corrin’s style.
The “Crown” star, 26, showed up in a splashy look for the premiere of their new movie “My Policeman,” wearing a dress that looked like a plastic bag containing a goldfish at the London Film Festival last night.
Corrin’s shiny JW Anderson one-shouldered bubble dress was part of the designer’s spring 2023 runway show and featured a swimming goldfish design on the front and a knotted shoulder with glossy material sticking out to give off that realistic plastic baggie look.
Princess Diana’s doppelganger — who uses they/them pronouns — paired the kitschy style with Y2K-style black mules and added dazzling Cartier earrings.
According to Vogue, the collection “nodded to the visual motifs of the early internet,” and Corrin hinted that there was a hidden message in the choice, throwing a “You’ve Got Mail” quote in the caption.
“WHO BELONGS TO THIS FISH? (10 bucks if you guess the film),” they wrote. “Huge thank you to LFF for having us premiere My Policeman here in London. Loved making this one, so much heart and a good reminder of what we’ve fought for and what we still have to fight for.”
Corrin works with Harry Lambert, the same stylist the actress’ “My Policeman” co-star Harry Styles relies on for his bold looks — but the latter Harry was nowhere to be seen at the movie’s premiere.
In the film, Styles plays a policeman who is married to Corrin but having a secret affair with a man.
The “Lady Chatterley’s Lover” star has rocked plenty of head-turning styles since they hit the scene, like a swim cap and gloves with claws at the 2021 Emmys, the balloon bra Corrin sported in May, or their full Gilded Age dandy look at the 2022 Met Gala.
The Golden Globe winner attended this year’s Costume Institute benefit alongside Elizabeth Debicki, who took over Corrin’s role of Princess Diana in Season 5 of “The Crown.”
As for their premiere this weekend, we’d say Corrin’s post-“Crown” acting career is going swimmingly.
