Julianne Moore took a structural approach to her wardrobe for “The Room Next Door” premiere during London Film Festival on Saturday. The Oscar-winning actress’ appearance at the film festival marks her latest stop on the Pedro Almodóvar-directed film’s promotional tour.
For the red carpet, Moore opted for a design courtesy of Bottega Veneta. The white, floor-length dress featured structured elements, including an asymmetric fabric detail on the bodice, complemented by ruffles at the neckline and one sleeve.
Julianne Moore attends the premiere of “The Room Next Door” on Oct. 19 during London Film Festival.
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The dress featured uniquely designed buttons at the neckline and waist. Moore accessorized with contemporary jewelry, including bold statement earrings and several rings.
Moore’s chestnut hair was styled straight with a middle part by Halley Brisker. Her makeup included a hint of smokey eye and a pop of color with a pink lip by artist Kay Montano. Moore’s look was curated by stylist Kate Young, who has also collaborated with Scarlett Johansson, Rachel Weisz and Michelle Williams, among others.
Julianne Moore attends the premiere of “The Room Next Door” on Oct. 19 during London Film Festival.
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Moore, a longtime supporter of Bottega Veneta, was tapped as a brand ambassador for the Italian luxury fashion house at the beginning of 2024. At the Venice Film Festival premiere of “The Room Next Door” last September, Moore wore a glittering gold dress by Bottega Veneta, which featured a slim silhouette and plunging V neckline.
Moore also wore a Bottega Veneta dress to the 2024 Golden Globes last January. In addition to wearing designs from the fashion house, she was seated in the front row for Bottega Veneta’s spring 2025 ready-to-wear collection during Milan Fashion Week.
Julianne Moore attends the premiere of “The Room Next Door” on Oct. 19 during London Film Festival.
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The 2024 London Film Festival kicked off on Oct. 9 and concluded on Oct. 20. Steve McQueen’s “Blitz” held its world premiere on the opening night of the festival. Other films featured during the 2024 showcase included “Maria” starring Angelina Jolie, Sean Baker’s “Anora” and more.
