Claire Foy joined Rita Ora on the red carpet for the 2018 Evening Standard Theatre Awards on Sunday (November 18) in London.
I did have this Alexander McQueen Spring 2019 lace Victorian style wedding dress on my wish list for Rachel Weisz, as I felt this dress would work so well with her colouring and stature.
The danger with this look, is that the wearer could end up portraying a girl playing dressing up, thanks to the longer than normal sleeves.
I would say that Claire manages to just avoid this. She has both the grace and elegance to carry this look off.
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- Alexander Lebedev and Claire Foy
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- Claire Foy In Alexander McQueen
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- Claire Foy In Alexander McQueen
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- Claire Foy In Alexander McQueen
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- Claire Foy In Alexander McQueen
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- Alexander Lebedev and Claire Foy
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Nope to this and now I can’t stop thinking about how those sleeves are going to cause numerous issues in the bathroom for her.
She looks like she is being dragged down.
The whole dress seems out of proportion to her. Its too long on her and the sleeves are definitely too long.
+1
this is a mess.
I love it.
+1
No.
she doesn’t sell this to me.
This looks overwhelming, really wished they shortened the sleeves, as it would’ve broken up the busy pattern a bit.
I am open to Claire Foy in Alexander McQueen. To me personally, and for a lot of people, McQueen is sacred ground and only a few people should have the keys to runway and archive pieces (we don’t care about watered-down commerical or stylist pieces).
I think Claire could be a McQueen woman, but in the more easy runway pieces.
Agree. I thought this look was overwhelming on her just like the dress on Jenna Coleman.
This reminds me of the Dior dress on Emily Blunt at the at the A.I.S. Benefit Gala. This looks frumpy on Claire.
Imaging this being stunning on Rachel Weisz but Claire does look lovely in it, it suits her vibe and red carpet persona though I still don’t get the trend for too long sleeves.