Rachel Weisz stole the show from her co-stars Michelle Williams and Mila Kunis as she hit the red carpet in Hollywood last night – with a little help from Victoria Beckham.
The British actress added a much-needed dash of colour-pop to the Oz The Great & Powerful premiere, stepping out in a bright orange floor-sweeping gown from Victoria Beckham’s collection.
Rachel Weisz stole the show in a bright orange Victoria Beckham gown ©RexWhile Mila Kunis and Michelle Williams opted for a more muted palette, Rachel, 42, was bang on-trend thanks to her tomato-coloured gown - which hugged her curves perfectly.
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Thin grey straps showed off her toned arms and decolletage, while a sneaky cut-out detailing under the bust added a sexy twist to the gown.
Rachel Weisz's VB gown overshadowed her Oz co-stars Michelle Williams and Mila Kunis ©RexRachel, who's married to James Bond star Daniel Craig, made sure to let her Victoria Beckham gown do all the talking too - opting for zero accessories and pulling her brunette locks into a chic bun at the back of the neck.Sultry eye make-up helped complete the look, with the actress' dark eyes highlighted with some smudged kohling and a flash of bronzer at her cheeks.
Rachel Weisz's Victoria Beckham gown featured a sexy cut-out panel under the bust ©RexSmiling and giggling for the cameras, the star clearly felt very comfortable in the gown too - looking completely at ease on the red carpet.
The gown was from Victoria Beckham's Spring/Summer 2013 collection ©RexRachel Weisz's gown was from Victoria Beckham's spring/summer 2013 collection, where the tomato hue featured heavily in skirt suits and dresses.The actress is the latest in a long line of A-listers choosing the British designer at red carpet events.
Earlier this week, the Spice Girl-turned-fashion-designer earned top praise from fashion critics with her latest collections at New York Fashion Week.
Her Victoria by Victoria Beckham range was dubbed the highlight of NYFW, with form-flattering, structured gowns in a muted colour palette.
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