Celebrities at the ‘Thunderbolts*’ London Premiere
You know it’s a big MCU moment when the red carpet starts to look more like a reunion episode of What If…? than your average movie premiere. That was the scene at the Thunderbolts London premiere, where cast members from the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday (currently filming in the capital) popped by to support Florence Pugh’s return as Yelena Belova. It felt like a multiverse crossover, but with better tailoring and fewer CGI explosions.
Protect the Dolls
Pedro Pascal might not have been the headliner, but he still stole a few glances in his Conner Ives Fall 2025 look. A vast improvement from his last Acne Studios moment, this outing felt more aligned with Pedro’s relaxed yet intentional style. The “Protect the Dolls” slogan on his shirt wasn’t just about fashion—it was a powerful nod to his unwavering support of LGBTQ+ rights, and more personally, his sister Lux Pascal. This was a stylish stance with substance, and that makes all the difference.
Styled by Julie Ragolia.
Saint Laurent sophistication strikes again
Lewis Pullman, meanwhile, kept things classic in Saint Laurent Fall 2025. No dramatic boots, no gimmicks—just slick tailoring and an aura of low-key cool. You can always count on Lewis to bring just the right level of effort to the red carpet.
Styled by Warren Alfie Baker.
Rain-ready but red carpet approved
Simu Liu didn’t let London drizzle get in the way of a good outfit. Dressed in an Emporio Armani coat and shiny patent Louboutins, he was peak weather-prepared chic. Honestly, if the Avengers ever need a fashion-forward weather wizard, Simu’s your guy.
Styled by Fabio Immediato.
Principal Fontaine will see you now
Julia Louis-Dreyfus came through in Thom Browne, giving us a strong contender for Headmistress of the Year. Her shirt-and-tie combo, pencil skirt and that corset-meets-cummerbund detail was all business with just the right amount of drama. My only gripe? The oversized clutch.
Styled by Cristina Ehrlich.
Spot the star in polka dots
Hannah John-Kamen twirled onto the carpet in an embroidered swiss dot tulle Jason Wu Collection gown. It’s playful, it’s feminine, and perfectly aligns with her elusive Ava Starr character’s balance of charm and mystery.
Styled by Cheryl Konteh.
Just OK
Geraldine Viswanathan sparkled in a black sequin dress, but the fit up top left me wishing for a quick alteration or two. The sequins did the heavy lifting, but the bodice needed a bit more structure. Maybe it was a grooming issue, maybe it was a missed moment—but there was definitely potential for this look to shine even brighter.
Styled by Marc Eram.
All in all, it was MCU London reunion had a few heroes and a handful of near misses. But what’s a red carpet without a little multiversal chaos?
Credit: Getty / Vogue.com
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