Lily Newmark Debuts Victorian-Cyber Look at “Alien: Earth” London Premiere

Her look? A crimson fever dream. The dress, layered in ruffles and lace, felt plucked from a Victorian boudoir, then dragged through a dystopian rave. High neckline, puffed sleeves, asymmetrical hem—each detail deliberate, theatrical, and slightly unhinged (in the best way). The fabric shimmered with silk and lace interplay, catching light like a haunted chandelier.

But it wasn’t just the dress. Red lace tights—yes, lace—and matching stiletto boots extended the drama downward, elongating her silhouette and anchoring the look in something sharper, more dangerous. The boots echoed the lace motif, creating a head-to-toe cohesion that felt almost too perfect. Almost.

Hair was soft, waved, a romantic counterpoint to the outfit’s architectural aggression. Makeup? Minimal. Smart move. When your dress is screaming in three languages—Victorian, cyberpunk, and couture—it’s best to let it speak uninterrupted.