Premiere of the film “Dune: Part Two” in Paris: outfits of the stars

"Dune: Part Two" continues to walk across the planet. The press tour in support of the film moved yesterday to the French capital, where project participants presented it to the public. As befits the heroes of a space saga, they were dressed in costumes inspired by the plot of the franchise, based on a series of science fiction novels by American writer Frank Herbert. In this review, we'll take a closer look at the stars' outfits.

Timothee Chalamet

The 28-year-old actor showed off the fighting spirit of his character Paul Atreidis. Timothy walked down the red carpet with a shiny metallic overlay peeking out from under a strict black jacket, as if he was about to enter into a “stylish” battle. "Armor" was part of a couture look created for Chalamet by the French fashion house Givenchy. A black suit made of premium wool was complemented by pointed Chelsea boots to match. Well, of course, Timothy did not forget about the watch and ring from Cartier, of which he has been an ambassador since 2021.

Austin Butler

Chalamet wasn't the only A-list (highest paid) actor to show up in full force at the premiere of the second Dune. Austin Butler, who plays villain Feyd-Rauth Harkonnen in the film, was spotted wearing a sleek Louis Vuitton suit. It included a short black blazer, a crisp white cotton shirt, and dramatic '70s-inspired wide-leg trousers.

Earlier, Butler and Chalamet showed off a number of unforgettable images as part of the press tour for the new creation of director Denis Villeneuve. Before the premiere in the morning, they posed for a photo call at the Shangri-La Hotel in Paris. Timothée wears shiny leather trousers from Bottega Veneta from the Spring/Summer 2023 collection and a black turtleneck from Oliver Peoples. And Austin was dressed by stylist Sandra Amador in a casual and relaxed monochromatic black ensemble from Fear of God.

Rebecca Ferguson

The 40-year-old actress looked stylish at a photo call in Paris wearing a gray sequined coat layered over a black top and leggings. Black and white boots with fancy platforms helped her hold up Rebecca's back. For the premiere, she chose a more delicate, white look, but with grunge elements - a jacket embroidered with silver and a dress with a lace sheath.

Léa Seydoux

The native of Paris, who starred in the second Dune as the intriguing Lady Margot Fenring, appeared at the premiere in an outfit befitting her character - a dress and cape made of deep blue velvet. Hair styled in waves in the style of Hollywood actresses of the past, bright red lipstick and a cute silver bow that crowned the cape on the actress’s chest gave out the ideal vamp woman.