Jodie Comer arrives at Gabriela Hearst’s Paris Fashion Week catwalk presentation looking effortlessly elegant in a midi skirt and plunging navy blue blouse
Jodie Comer looked stunning on Monday at Paris Fashion Week, as she attended Gabriela Hearst’s runway show.
The 31-year-old star of Killing Eve looked effortlessly elegant in an a-line maxi skirt and an unbuttoned navy blue shirt.
She chose a brilliant makeup palette and black heels that gave her an extra inch on her frame.Jodie accessorized her loose, long, wavy hair with gold hoops earrings and a big gold chain necklace that peeked out from under her top.
As she stepped out of the automobile to the star-studded event, the actress seemed happy and cheerful.
Jodie is taking a vacation from filming 28 Years Later in Northumberland, so this event comes as a relief.
She was first revealed as the lead in the second part of the 2002 movie, which is once again helmed by Danny Boyle, back in April.
Oscar winner Cillian Murphy will reprise his role as Jim from the original film. Jim will be joined by Ralph Fiennes, Erin Kellyman, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and Jack O’Connell.
In July, Jodie, who is starring as a Geordie in the post-apocalyptic movie, was spotted filming in the rural areas of Northumberland.
She recently disclosed that the Girls Aloud actress Cheryl served as her model for her Newcastle accent.
In order to perfect the twang, Jodie reportedly watched past Cheryl episodes on The X Factor, according to an interview with ELLE UK.
Regarding her part in the upcoming horror movie set in a post-apocalyptic world and her collaboration with director Danny Boyle, Jodie said, “Danny just seems like such a confident, intuitive, and intelligent director.”
I’m trying not to think about the original too much because it was such a hit. I’m not holding myself to an excessive standard.22 years prior, in 2002, the first zombie apocalyptic movie had its theatrical debut, starring Cillian as the lead character.
The follow-up is planned to be the first of a planned trilogy and the third installment in the franchise.
Danny, the director of 28 Days Later, and Alex Garland, the original writer, are also coming back. Notably, the two only had executive producer roles in the second film, 28 Weeks Later (2007).
Along with Andrew Macdonald, Peter Rice, Bernie Bellew, and Danny and Alex, Cillian serves as an executive producer on the new project.
In a January interview with The Independent, Cillian discussed whether or not he would return to the franchise as the lead actor.
Jodie has been in two apocalyptic films in recent years, the first being The End We Start From, which was a heartbreaking drama about climate change.
In the film version of Megan Hunter’s book, she played Mother, a character who experiences parenthood for the first time amid a catastrophic flood.
