NOSFERATU Berlin Premiere Red Carpet Rundown

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Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Emma Corrin, director Robert Eggers, Bill Skarsgård, Willem Dafoe, Nicholas Hoult

Everybody wore black to the Nosferatu premiere except for Emma Corrin because you absolutely can’t tell that punk fashion pixie shit. They don’t do theme-dressing and we adore them for that.

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The suit’s pretty nice. It looks correct with the turtleneck, unlike some recent attempts at that look. We can’t tell you how much we appreciate the hefty shoes with the wide-legged pants.

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They’re nutty and we love them. Because of the role that first brought Emma to the spotlight, along with their preference for maximalist, punk-tinged styles, they always come off like a clearly insane, punk version of Princess Diana to us. This ensemble is legitimately terrible, but they are literally the only interesting thing to look at in this group.

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Snore.

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Once again, we’ll credit him with wearing very fine pieces, but none of them photograph all that well or do all that much for him.

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Moisturized. Thriving.

Style Credits:
Aaron Taylor-Johnson: Giorgio Armani Ensemble from the Fall 2024 Collection
Nicholas Hoult: Dior Homme Ensemble from the Pre-Fall 2024 Collection
Bill Skarsgård: H&M Atelier Ensemble from the Spring 2025 Collection
Emma Corrin: Saint Laurent Dress from the Spring 2025 Collection

[Photo Credit: Frederic Kern/Future Image/Cover Images, Nicole Kubelka/Future Image/Cover Images]

• Aaron Taylor-Johnson
• Bill Skarsgard
• Christian Dior
• Dior Homme
• Emma Corrin
• Giorgio Armani
• H&M
• H&M Atelier
• Movie Premiere
• Nicholas Hoult
• Nosferatu
• Red Carpet
• Red Carpet Rundown
• Robert Eggers
• Saint Laurent
• Universal Pictures
• Willem Dafoe
• YSL
• Yves Saint Laurent