Emma Corrin put on an edgy display as they stepped out at the Miu Miu dinner and after-show party at Gigi Parisas on the final day of Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday.
The actor, 27, had earlier stormed the catwalk alongside an array of models as part of the brand’s womenswear fall/winter 2023/24 show.
Emma, who is non-binary and uses they/them pronouns, then joined the likes of Tina Kunakey, Kylie Minogue and Amelia Gray Hamlin at a party to celebrate the show.
They cut a stylish figure in an ab-baring white crop top and grey cycling shorts, which they styled with a beige zip-up jacket.
Emma completed their unique ensemble with a pair of £1,550 flip-flop style leather knee-high boots from Miu Miu.
Stylish: Emma Corrin put on an edgy display as they stepped out at the Miu Miu dinner and after-show party at Gigi Parisas on the final day of Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday
Sparkling: The actor, 27, had earlier stormed the catwalk alongside an array of models as part of the brand’s womenswear fall/winter 2023/24 show
They styled their platinum blonde locks in a short choppy pixie cut and added to their features with a smokey-eye make-up palette.
Earlier in the day, the Crown star had opted for a more glitzy look as they stormed the runway for the Miu Miu show.
They made sure to capture attention in statement jewelled gold hot pants and a turtleneck beige jumper as they joined a slew of models on the catwalk.
Emma added some extra height to their frame with a pair of peep-toe burnt orange stilettos and accessorised with a black Miu Miu handbag.
Elsewhere at the show, Emma was also seen sporting a white turtleneck jumper with Miu Miu printed across it and a sleeveless beige jacket.
A star-studded line-up also attended to watch the presentation, including Alexa Chung, Jessica Alba and married couple Nicola Peltz and Brooklyn Beckham.
Miu Miu described its latest collection as ‘an antidote to meaningless novelty’ as they closed Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday afternoon.
The presentation gave followers of the popular brand an opportunity to preview its forthcoming silhouettes ahead of the new season.
Glitzy: On the catwalk, they made sure to capture attention in statement jewelled gold hot pants and a turtleneck beige jumper
Models: Emma added some extra height to their frame with a pair of peep-toe burnt orange stilettos and accessorised with a black Miu Miu handbag
Chic: Elsewhere at the show, Emma was also seen sporting a white turtleneck jumper with Miu Miu printed across it and a sleeveless beige jacket
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Emulate Emma in a Miu Miu coat
Emma Corrin stormed the runway for the Miu Miu show on the final day of Paris Fashion Week.
The actor also looked incredible later on as they posed for photographs wearing another look from the coveted French brand.
Their outerwear piqued our interest thanks to its sleeveless trench-inspired design and breezy silhouette. The classic beige colorway ensures this coat would work equally well with a T-shirt and jeans or an LBD.
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Items featured throughout the latest collection include micro-shorts, Argyle print sweaters, visible underwear and faux fur, as well as tennis and biker themed apparel.
It comes after Emma revealed that they would ‘love’ to play male roles in movies and said it is ‘interesting’ they are not offered those parts.
Last month, they spoke about the need for more non-binary roles and urged the entertainment industry to do more to support queer writers and projects.
Emma explained that acting means taking on characters that are not always ‘completely in tune’ with your own personal experiences.
They said they find it ‘interesting’ that they are only offered female roles and said they think it comes down to what ‘the industry sees you as’.
Gracing the cover of Vanity Fair’s 29th annual Hollywood issue, Emma told the publication: ‘My experience on this earth has been a female one, up until recently, and I still love all those parts of me.
‘It’s interesting that I’m not offered male parts, but I would equally be drawn to that! I suppose it’s also what the industry sees you as, and I think, hopefully, that is shifting.’
They went on to say that they would take on any part in a movie, whether it was a female, male or non-binary role, as long as it felt right for them.
They added: ‘The beauty of acting is taking on a character that doesn’t necessarily have to be completely in tune with your own experience, it’s sort of a way to explore.’
Emma also said there aren’t many non-binary roles available currently as they called for LGBTQ+ narratives and projects to be welcomed into the film industry.
Emma was lauded for their portrayal of Princess Diana in The Crown, winning a Golden Globe award for the role, and went on to secure roles in My Policemen and Lady Chatterley’s Lover.
They are currently starring in a West End adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s novel Orlando, which was published in 1928 and explores gender identity.
Unique: They completed their look with a pair of leather-look flip-flop boots as they posed at the photocall
Career: It comes after Emma revealed that they would ‘love’ to play male roles in movies and said it is ‘interesting’ they are not offered those parts
It has also been announced that Emma has landed the role as the villain in Deadpool 3, as well as a spot in the cast of Robert Eggers’s upcoming movie Nosferatu.
Emma has identified as non-binary publicly since 2021, and has shared their journey with their gender identity publicly on social media.
They swapped their preferred pronouns from ‘she/her’ to ‘they/them’ in 2021 and has spoken out about their decision to do so several times since.
Emma admitted they were ‘taken aback’ at the backlash they received from trolls after publicly coming out as non-binary.
Emma Corrin puts on an edgy display in a white crop top and grey shorts at the Miu Miu dinner
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