At the premiere of The Smashing Machine, Emily Blunt champions a new direction in red carpet fashion—fusing the raw boldness of lingerie with the effortless grace of a flowing gown.
The age of the classic, sweeping ball gown is not over, but Emily Blunt is making a compelling case for a more audacious future. At the Berlin premiere for her new film The Smashing Machine, she stepped onto the red carpet in a look that was part ethereal grace, part architectural precision, and entirely a fashion moment. It’s a study in controlled tension, a visual dialogue between hard and soft, revealed and concealed.
Blunt’s designer outfit is a David Koma creation that makes a bold, intelligent statement. The gown’s silhouette is a streamlined column that flares out into a frothy, mermaid-style hem, but the real intrigue lies in the details. The upper half features a structured, matte black bra-like bodice with spaghetti straps that sharply contrasts with the dress’s main body. That main body is a nude, almost translucent, material—a slinky sheath that glistens with intricate sequin work, shimmering like a second skin. As the fabric flows to the floor, it transforms into a cascade of pleated tulle, creating a delicate, almost weightless effect that beautifully balances the bold top.
Her accessories are perfectly curated to support the look’s dual nature. She carries a discreet Jimmy Choo Ellipse Clutch, its minimalist form allowing the dress to take center stage. For jewelry, she wears a Tiffany & Co. Elsa Peretti Snake Necklace and Tiffany & Co. Schlumberger Twenty Stone Hoop Earrings, their clean lines and understated sparkle providing a sense of timeless elegance. Her Rahaminov Emerald Cut Diamond Bezel Bangle and assorted rings add a final touch of polished luxury.
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