In the landscape of contemporary fashion, the pressure to deliver a lewk is daunting, yet Emma Corrin and their stylist, Harry Lambert, have managed to deliver sartorial greatness time and time again. Not only do Corrin’s best red carpet looks reflect evolving trends, each builds on its predecessor to create a stunning throughline of style. 

Corrin ushered in their take on camp looks while making their West End debut at the opening night of Anna X, wearing a David Bowie-esque ensemble that paired semi-transparent red, flared trousers with a poetically complex knit blue jacket and oversized buttons. We’re still thanking our witchy mothers of haute couture for the relationship between Corrin and the Italian fashion house Miu Miu because it gave us, as Corrin described, “The Crucible realness” look they donned to attend the 73rd Emmy Awards, where they were nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress for depicting Princess Diana in the The Crown. In a custom Miu Miu yellow sheath dress with matching fingerless gloves and fashion bonnet, Corrin showed up ready to conquer — clawlike black nails emerging from their fingerless gloves. 

Corrin continued to impress, wearing THE Loewe dress from the designer’s Fall-Winter 2022 collection to The Olivier Awards. The flesh-toned, balloon-patterned dress was accentuated with latex bra detailing and styled with the designer’s patent leather boots, which featured a balloon heel. For the 2022 Met Gala, Corrin wore a fully custom Miu Miu look created in partnership with Lambert. The outfit was inspired by the 1880s New York socialite Evander Berry Wall, known as the “King of Dudes.” And dude, did Corrin prove they were the king of the carpet in their oversized jacquard blazer and custom top hat, embellished with antique jewels, including a pocket watch, brooch, and earrings all pulled from the Cartier Collection, the house’s archive.