Emma Corrin looked brilliant as she stormed the runway for the Miu Miu show on the final day of Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday.
The 27-year-old actor drew attention in statement jeweled gold hot pants and a beige turtleneck as they joined a cast of models on the runway.
Emma, who is non-binary and uses she/she pronouns, added some height to her frame with a pair of peep-toe orange stiletto heels.
They complemented their stylish ensemble with a black Miu Miu handbag as they presented items from the women’s Fall Winter 2023-24 collection.
The Crown star styled her platinum locks in a choppy pixie cut and added a smokey eye makeup palette to her features.
Sparkling: Emma Corrin looked sparkling as she stormed the runway for the Miu Miu show as part of Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday
Glitzy: The 27-year-old actor made sure to turn heads in statement hot pants embellished with gold jewels and a beige turtleneck as he joined a line of models on the runway
Elsewhere on the show, Emma also wore a white turtleneck sweater with “Miu Miu” printed on it and a sleeveless beige jacket.
A star-studded line-up was also in attendance to see the presentation, including Alexa Chung, Jessica Alba and husband and wife team Nicola Peltz and Brooklyn Beckham.
Miu Miu described his latest collection as “an antidote to meaningless novelty” as they wrapped up Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday afternoon.
The presentation gave fans of the popular brand a chance to preview their upcoming silhouettes ahead of the new season.
Items from the latest collection include micro shorts, argyle print sweaters, visible underwear and faux fur, as well as tennis and biker themed apparel.
It comes after Emma revealed they would like to play male roles in films and said it was “interesting” that they are not being offered those roles.
Last month they spoke about the need for more non-binary roles and called on the entertainment industry to do more to support queer writers and projects.
Emma explained that acting means taking on characters that aren’t always “completely consistent” with your own personal experiences.
Stylish: Elsewhere on the show, Emma also wore a white turtleneck sweater with a Miu Miu print and a sleeveless beige jacket
Edgy: They completed their look with a pair of leather-look flip flops as they posed for a photo op
They said they find it “interesting” that they’re only being offered female roles, and think it comes down to “how the industry sees you.”
On the cover of Vanity Fair’s Hollywood Issue 29, Emma told the publication, “My experience on this earth has been a female one until recently, and I still love all those parts of me.
“It’s interesting that I’m not offered male roles, but I would be just as drawn to that! I suppose the industry sees you that way too and I think hopefully that will change.’
They went on to say that they would take any role in a film, whether it’s female, male or non-binary, as long as it felt right to them.
They added, “The beauty of acting is embracing a character, which doesn’t necessarily have to be entirely consistent with your own experience, it’s a way of exploring.”
Emma also said there aren’t many non-binary roles available right now, as they called for welcoming LGBTQ+ narratives and projects to the film industry.
Acclaimed for her portrayal of Princess Diana in The Crown, Emma won a Golden Globe Award for the role and later secured roles in My Policemen and Lady Chatterley’s Lover.
You are currently starring in a West End adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s novel Orlando, published in 1928, which explores gender identity.
Opportunities: It comes after Emma revealed they would like to play male roles in films and said it’s “interesting” they aren’t being offered those roles
It has also been announced that Emma has landed the role of the villain in Deadpool 3, as well as a spot in the cast of Robert Eggers’ upcoming film Nosferatu.
Emma has publicly identified as non-binary since 2021 and has publicly shared her journey with her gender identity on social media.
They swapped their preferred pronouns from “she/her” to “she/them” in 2021 and have spoken out about their decision multiple times since.
Emma admitted they were “stunned” by the backlash they received from trolls after publicly coming out as non-binary.