Maisie Williams’s Best Red Carpet Moments Have Always Been Perfectly British
Maisie Williams has taken on roles in Game of Thrones, the ’70s-based series Pistol, and the fashion drama The New Look—meaning that her on-screen versatility is perhaps only eclipsed by that of her shapeshifting style. Throughout her relatively short career, Williams has underwent quite the evolution on the red carpet, indulging in everything from perfectly British tea-length dresses to edgy, avant-garde pieces. She’s also never been afraid to switch up her entire look, either—she’s known to experiment with bleached eyebrows, a buzzed pixie cut, and vintage Hollywood waves.
As Williams’s star power has risen, so too has the opulence of the brands with which she’s worked. Following her breakthrough appearance in Game of Thrones, it wasn’t long before the actress cozied up to labels like Maison Margiela, Dior, Givenchy, and Simone Rocha. Williams has also shown herself to be a proponet of vintage fashion, having slipped into archival Alexander McQueen and Comme des Garçons looks on the step and repeat. Below, a look back at Maisie Williams’s best red carpet fashion.
Williams pulled out this archival Comme des Garçons gown, from the brand’s fall 1987 collection, for the world premiere of The New Look.
Williams referenced Dior’s New Look in this Erdem skirt set during, fittingly, an event for her AppleTV+ series The New Look.
The actress tapped one of London’s buzziest designers, Simone Rocha, to attend the 2023 Fashion Awards.
Williams paired her glittering Maison Margiela tulle dress with even more sparkly shoes for the GQ Men of the Year Awards.
If you look close enough, the bodice of the star’s Hodakova dress was designed with dozens of upcycled waistbands.
All eyes were on Williams during Vogue World in this avant-garde Maison Margiela look.
Williams channeled punk romance for the premiere of Pistol with this vintage Junya Watanabe number.
Williams exemplified the 2022 Met Gala’s theme of “In America: An Anthology of Fashion” by sporting one of New York’s foremost designers, Thom Browne.
For her debut Met Gala appearance, the actress took an unconventional approach—she wore an all-black look that she designed with her then-boyfriend Reuben Selby.
For the 2021 GQ Men of the Year Awards, the actress slipped into another vintage moment—this one, from Alexander McQueen.
The actress took a casual approach in a cropped set to attend a Business of Fashion Gala.
Williams looked like a true Hollywood veteran in this custom J.W. Anderson look for the 2019 Emmy Awards.
Williams matched her pink hair with a powdery Coach look for a 2019 Game of Thrones event.
The actress dazzled in a tiered Miu Miu confection for the New York premiere of Game of Thrones.
Williams shined bright at the 2017 Golden Globes in this sunflower yellow look from London brand Ong-Oaj Pairam.
For the 2017 SAG Awards, Williams channeled Old Hollywood glamour in this pink Charlie Brear slipdress that she paired with a silver clutch.
Williams matched her plunging green dress with a black clutch and heels for the 2017 premiere of Game of Thrones.
Williams looked buttoned up for the 2016 Emmy Awards in a floral, tea-length dress.
The 2016 BAFTA Television Awards called for this blush pink minidress and pointed-toe heels.
Williams was ahead of the Barbiecore curve when she stepped out to the 2015 Emmy Awards in a bright strapless gown and fuzzy heels.
Williams stepped out to the BFI London Film Festival in a floral number that she paired with metallic heels.
Williams brought a pop of color to her white dress, by way of statement yellow heels, for the 2014 premiere of Game of Thrones.
Then a Hollywood newcomer, Williams stepped out to one of her first red carpets in a hyper-feminine dress that she matched with red shoes.
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