Venice Film Festival fashion: 8 top red carpet looks from stars including Harry Styles, Florence Pugh and more

Simone Ashley, who made a splash this year in the second season of ‘Bridgerton’, wore a sleek and flattering red dress from Armani Privé, with her hair in a high bun. She kept her jewellery low-key, with a diamond necklace and stud earrings.

Australian actress Cate Blanchett opted out of a gown, and instead wore a stunning black velvet Schiaparelli jumpsuit with a striking neckline adorned with colourful flowers. Her barely-there make-up and accessories allowed the outfit to really pop.

Brazilian model Alessandra Ambrosio was the picture of playfulness and elegance as she stunned in a flowy pink chiffon dress by Ermanno Scervino.

British singer and actor Harry Styles attended the premiere of his much-talked-about movie ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ in a unique vintage-looking outfit. He went for a navy blue double-breasted Gucci suit, and the star of the show was a light blue shirt with an exaggerated collar.

Styles’ ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ co-star Florence Pugh was not about that minimalist life. She took to the red carpet in a flashy and fun off-shoulder Valentino gown dotted all over with little silver embellishments.

‘Don’t Worry Darling’ filmmaker Olivia Wilde also wore Gucci, like her rumoured boyfriend Styles. Wilde’s pick for the red carpet was a bright yellow chiffon gown with a plunging neckline, lots of shimmering crystals and ruffles.

Actress Rachel Brosnahan went for a 2000s grunge look as she attended the ‘Dead For A Dollar’ photocall during the festival. She paired a Barbie pink corset with a pinstriped skirt and belt for an outfit that was simple but still edgy.

Actress Jodie Turner-Smith wore a showstopping dress that looked like a wearable piece of art. The high-necked gown by Christopher John Rogers featured an all-over abstract print in a myriad of colours, with a long trail for added drama.