Lily-Rose Depp is making waves as she promotes her latest film, "Nosferatu," during appearances on notable television shows and glamorous red carpets.
On Friday, the actress graced "The Kelly Clarkson Show," showcasing her distinct fashion sense. Sporting an evening jacket from Chanel's fall 2001 collection, Depp delivered old-world glam with her mint green tweed piece by the late Karl Lagerfeld. Adorned with jewel-like black buttons and subtle detailing, the blazer stood out against her choice of attire: light-washed, distressed denim with edgy knee rips. Completing the stylish ensemble, she slipped on black cap-toe heels, adding sophistication to the casual edge.
The promotional whirlwind continued as she appeared on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" earlier this week, where she opted for another chic Chanel design—a look from the spring 2025 ready-to-wear collection, debuting during Paris Fashion Week last October.
"Nosferatu" is not merely another horror film; it's directed by Robert Eggers, known for infusing depth and intricacy within his storytelling. The film serves as a reimagining of the 1922 silent classic, exploring the dark and obsessive love story between Ellen, played by Depp, and the ancient vampire Count Orlok. Set against the eerie backdrop of 19th-century Germany, the narrative draws audiences deep within themes of love, fear, and the supernatural.
The Los Angeles premiere saw renowned actress Lily-Rose Depp accompanied by another fashion icon, Emma Corrin. Both brought interpretations of 1830s Transylvania to the red carpet. While Corrin donned a custom off-the-shoulder Miu Miu dress, characterized by a body-hugging silhouette enhanced with black sequins and cutouts, Depp outshined with elegance. She channeled her leading lady persona wearing grey evening attire from Chanel's fall 1995 couture collection. The dress, featuring delicate silver embellishments along the neckline and empire waist, and topped with a matching cape, offered dramatic flair.
At the post-premiere after-party, Depp chose to simplify her look by shedding the outer cape. Meanwhile, Corrin showed off their bold style with other fashion choices, turning heads with their mid-length dress featuring red ombré design and trompe l'œil polka-dots. Together, they presented a hauntingly chic image, which matched the film's ghostly aesthetic.
Overall, this film isn’t just another project for Depp; it marks her artistic evolution and alignment with high fashion. The promotional efforts cleverly mix horror and haute couture, giving audiences something to anticipate both on screen and off.
"Nosferatu" promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats, all the more piqued by the stylish motifs woven through its promotional activities. Depp's fashion choices, associated with Chanel, have positioned her as the modern embodiment of the timeless gothic narrative, proving once again how fashion and storytelling are intricately linked.
