For the London premiere of 'House of the Dragon,' the long-awaited 'Game of Thrones' spinoff, Emma D’Arcy provided a punkish, New Romantics-era spin on regality.
spinoff, arrives on Sunday and the breakout star to watch is Emma D’Arcy. The British actor plays a pivotal role in the prequel series—set 300 years prior toFor the show’s London premiere on Monday, they provided a punkish, New Romantics-era spin on regality. They wore an Acne Studios look that gives a whole new meaning to the phrase “coat of arms,” featuring a sparkling and textural gold vest, oversized button-down shirt, pin-straight leather trousers, and disco-ready platforms.
The team went with Acne Studios because of the playful nostalgia embedded in the Swedish brand’s designs. “There is real consideration to each design so somehow it feels almost like you have… owned the piece for years,” Forde says.The look feels just as royal as D’Arcy’s starring character, Rhaenyra Targaryen, the maiden princess. They star alongsideis already receiving critical acclaim—and a lot of high hopes from fans.
Given that, D’Arcy’s red carpet stardom seems written in the stars. Forde says D’Arcy “already has a brilliant sense of personal style.” The pair’s task right now is not to find D’Arcy a look or aesthetic, but simply “evolve it to the red carpet.”
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