Emma Corrin is a standout when it comes to bold fashion choices. After portraying style icons like Princess Diana in The Crown, the 29-year-old has perfected the art of making a statement with their wardrobe.
From Schiaparelli to McQueen creations, the actor is yet to hit the red carpet in a look that’s anything less than extraordinary. Ever-exciting, boundary-pushing and joyously innovative, Emma’s sartorial choices have positioned them as the one-to-watch in the fashion world.
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The same goes for their hair. When the thespian first ascended the golden ranks of Hollywood with projects like My Policeman, they sported a classic caramel-coloured bob with a chic flick.
Fast forward to July 2023, and the actor debuts their very first buzz cut at a Polo Ralph Lauren x British Vogue party during Wimbledon - kickstarting a new era of gender-blending hairstyles with a punkish touch.
With the news that Emma will star in Season 7 of Black Mirror, appearing in an episode called Hotel Reverie, alongside Issa Rae, we’ve decided to take a look back at the actor’s most daring ‘dos to date.
Stepping onto the red carpet at the Deadpool & Wolverine premiere in 2024, Emma tapped into 1920s glam with a jet black 'do, styled with a sharp side parting and a gelled flick.
Clad in JW Anderson's iconic goldfish dress during the My Policeman European premiere, the It-Brit dazzled with a platinum blonde pullet, styled in short, feathered layers that framed their face to perfection.
Spotted at the Cartier Style Et Luxe at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, Emma took a leaf out of Justin Timberlake's book with their 90s-inspired frosted tips aesthetic.
A fresh take on the classic 70s style, the star commanded attention at the TIFF Tribute Awards Gala, sporting what can only be described as a gently tousled micro shag.
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