Anya Taylor-Joy’s Best Red Carpet Moments Have Range

Rare, archival pieces are a staple of Taylor-Joy’s red carpet style. The actor proved as such at a SNL event in 2025 where she wore a fall 1995 Thierry Mugler look that was originally modeled by Kate Moss.

The actor looked ready for take off at The Gorge premiere in a Dior mini dress fashioned with pleated wings.

Forget themed dressing, Taylor-Joy was a true Dior princess at the 2024 Cannes premiere of her film, Furiosa.

The actor leaned into method dressing at the Furiosa premiere in Sydney. She wore a spiked mini dress and matching headpiece from Rabanne’s spring 1996 collection.

Tayloy-Joy offered her own interpretation of the LBD at CinemaCon, promoting her film, Furiosa in a bondage-style dress from Ludovic de Saint Sernin’s fall 2024 collection, inspired by the late photographer Robert Mapplethorpe.

The actress was the latest Dior ambassador to pay homage to the house’s iconic archives, attending the 2024 Oscars in a modern take on Christian Dior’s Venus dress, from the designer’s fall 1949 collection. It was Maria Grazia Chiuri who designed this version, which featured a more streamlined skirt and gray color scheme.

Taylor-Joy later ditched the Venus redux for a more appropriate after-party option in the form of a Miss Sohee LBD, inspired by a look from the brand’s fall/winter 2021 collection.

The actress was one of the first to bring John Galliano’s celebrated spring 2024 couture collection for Maison Margiela to the red carpet.

Taylor-Joy shocked fans when she appeared at the Dune: Part 2 premiere in a dramatic white Dior gown, inspired by Marc Bohan’s work for the house’s spring 1961 couture collection. Up until that point, most didn’t know to expect the actress in the popular sci-fi sequel.

Though Taylor-Joy wasn’t attending a premiere or award show, she still pulled out all the stops for the opening of Tiffany & Co.’s flagship store, attending the event in a structured, red feather dress from Dilara Fındıkoğlu’s spring 2023 collection. Of course, Tiffany jewels completed the look.

Taylor-Joy really embraced the theme of The Super Mario Bros. Movie by arriving to the premiere in a bubblegum pink racing jumpsuit by Dior.

Taking a break from her usual Dior, Taylor-Joy attended the BAFTA Film Awards in a Schiaparelli spring 2023 haute couture look featuring a structured gold velvet mini dress with a matching, oversized stole.

Taylor-Joy wore a sheer, nude Dior haute couture dress to the Critics Choice Awards in 2023.

Taylor-Joy showed up to the 2023 Golden Globes, where she was nominated for The Menu, in a yellow two-piece number from her trusted label, Dior. The elegant column skirt, bold color, and straight blonde hair seemed to take a number out of the red carpet playbook of her The Northman co-star Nicole Kidman.

For The Menu’s second premiere, Taylor-Joy really embraced her inner porcelain doll in a Dior spring 2023 floral mini dress with leather cut-out gloves.

Taylor-Joy attended the premiere of The Menu in London wearing a cobalt blue leather dress from Alexander McQueen’s spring 2023 collection featuring a corset top, gloves, and a dramatically asymmetric hem.

Taylor-Joy looked like an ice queen in this sleek Dior fall 2022 dress at The Northman premiere in April 2022.

The Face of the Year recipient accepted her award in this custom Oscar de la Renta look that Fran Fine would have undoubtedly loved.

Taylor-Joy embraced ‘70s glamour in this Dior gown for the Last Night in Soho premiere in October 2021.

For the 2021 Emmys, Taylor-Joy once again tapped Dior to create this buttery yellow confection.

No, that’s not Barbie, that’s Taylor-Joy in a bright-pink Dior Haute Couture look at the Venice Film Festival.

Taylor-Joy wore Vera Wang and Tiffany & Co. for 2021’s SAG Awards.

For the remote Critics Choice Awards, Taylor-Joy chose Dior Haute Couture.

Taylor-Joy’s former stylist Law Roach chose this emerald green Dior look for the Golden Globes.

For the Los Angeles premiere of Emma, the movie’s star wore a vintage Bob Mackie wedding dress.

Taylor-Joy played up the romance in this beautifully drapped Vivienne Westwood couture dress.

It’s rare to see Anya Taylor-Joy in suiting, but the actress put her own twist on this gold brocade Dolce & Gabbana jacket and slacks by pairing it with a dark lip and sideswept waves.

This little black dress from Saint Laurent is pretty simple for Taylor-Joy, but she added her own unique touch with the headband placed across her forehead.

The actress opted for a nighttime ensemble from Armani—and a superlong ponytail—to attend the Glass and Halloween panels during Comic-Con International in 2018.

Taylor-Joy looks absolutely adorable in this Chanel spring 2018 tweed dress.

Floral, feathers, and sequins came together beautifully in this Huishan Zhang dress.

The actress took the Costume Institute Gala’s 2018 theme, “Heavenly Bodies: Fashion & The Catholic Imagination” to the nth degree with this Dolce & Gabbana look.

Mint green and sequins meets a classic Hollywood silhouette with this Elie Saab spring 2018 gown.

Once again, Taylor-Joy tapped Dolce & Gabbana to dress her, wearing this lace and tulle gown to the BAFTAs in 2018.

Taylor-Joy clearly has a thing for Dolce & Gabbana, and this corseted tulle dress is quintessentially Anya.

One thing about Taylor-Joy: she can’t stay away from a sequin, so this Dolce & Gabbana dress was an obvious choice.

The actress wore a bell-sleeved Burberry gown to a screening of The Meyerowitz Stories.

The actress’s inclination toward a bell-sleeve gown appeared once more when she wore this tiered Gucci dress to the BAFTAs.

Never one to shy away from a print, the 25-year-old wore this Gucci dress—replete with images of pumpkins and cranes—to the IFP Awards in New York.

The rosebud shoulder pads are the real winners of this Dolce & Gabbana dress.

Taylor-Joy opted for this sky blue sheer Gucci dress for The Witch’s premiere.

The assignment: column gowns. And Taylor-Joy understood it with this Prada dress.

Baby-faced Taylor-Joy chose this burgundy Prada gown for her first-ever premiere.