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Brie Larson is a powerful superhero as Carol Danvers in “Captain Marvel” — and she looked the part in real life at the film’s London premiere yesterday.
The “Room” actress hit the red carpet in a royal-blue voluminous gown custom-made for her by Valentino designer Pierpaolo Piccioli.
The billowing dress featured a dramatic cape not dissimilar from styles worn by superheroes with their catsuits, with cut-out detailing on the sides and a gold lining.
For footwear, the 29-year-old chose Christian Louboutin Jonatina sandals. The sandals feature a 4.25-inch heel and trendy PVC detailing, designed to create the illusion of a floating ankle strap above a stiletto heel. Larson selected the $795 shoes in a gold colorway.
Also stepping out to the premiere was Gemma Chan, who plays Minn-Erva, a Kree sniper who serves on the Starforce team alongside Danvers.
Chan looked chic in a red-hot Brandon Maxwell shirt-and-pants combo. The shirt featured a capelike train, and a slit at the front revealed a flash of the 36-year-old’s toned midriff.
The “Crazy Rich Asians” actress kept the red theme going down to her footwear, selecting Christian Louboutin pumps in the bold shade. She added some shimmer to her look with jewelry by Cartier and Sabine Getty Collections.
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