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Kaia Gerber selected a sheer gown that showed off her underwear for Thursday's London premiere of FX's "The Shards."
The 24-year-old model-turned-actress stepped onto the bright blue carpet in a plunging black silk chiffon Fendi Couture design featuring cascading ruffles that dramatically trailed in her wake.
Gerber's hair echoed the movement of her dress, with the star's ‘90s-style updo framed by loose, wavy tendrils.
Gerber kept her jewelry to a minimum, looking to London-based Jessica McCormack for a selection of small climbing hoop earrings — including a 2-carat diamond drop pair — as well as a 7.01-carat emerald-cut button-back diamond ring .
The cast coordinated their looks like total sartorial pros, with co-stars Graham Campbell, Igby Rigney, Hayes Warner and Homer Gere also all opting for head-to-toe black for the event.
The star follows in Nicole Kidman’s footsteps as one of the first stars to sport Fendi creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri's debut couture collection for the fashion house.
And Gerber's selection of a not-so-basic black dress is right in line with her personal style.
Both she and mom Cindy Crawford opted for elegant LBDs for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding earlier this month, and Gerber recently stepped out in a Toteme slip-dress-and-scarf pairing that echoed the timeless aesthetic of Carolyn Bessette Kennedy.
For "The Shards," which is set in the '80s and based on Bret Easton Ellis' horror novel of the same name, the catwalker's costumes and beauty looks were anything but minimalist.
“I feel like the hair really created all of our characters," Gerber told Global at the London premiere.
"Ryan’s very particular about hair, and the ‘80s was such a fun time for big hair, and we got to play around a lot with that.'
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