Fashion-forward and farm-fresh Emily Blunt embraces bold prints with effortless elegance.

Fresh from her recent Supporting Actress nomination at the Oscars, Emily Blunt graced the red carpet once again, this time sporting a striking ensemble that diverged from her previous gravity-defying Schiaparelli gown. Attending the Paris premiere of her latest film “Fall Guy,” where she stars alongside Ryan Gosling, Blunt opted for a full outfit from Loewe’s fall 2024 collection.Blunt elegantly donned an ivory collared blouse paired with coordinating high-waisted trousers. However, true to Loewe’s signature style, this was far from a conventional matching set.

Both pieces featured an unconventional motif, reflecting designer Jonathan Anderson’s latest fascination with agriculture: an array of turnips, radishes, and the occasional potato. Beyond the unexpected print, the trousers themselves made a statement with a high waist, layers of pleats, and a voluminous hemline. Blunt complemented her ensemble with open-toe heels, a striking fuchsia lip, and a chic updo, while Gosling harmonized with her look in a maroon suit.This red carpet look debuted on Loewe’s Paris runway in March, where Anderson styled it with his renowned “Squeeze” shoulder bag, a substantial belt, and black puddle boots.

Blunt’s decision to swap the boots for sleek stilettos added a distinct touch to the ensemble, showcasing her personal flair.Although Blunt’s attire for “Fall Guy” premieres doesn’t adhere to a specific theme, she appears to follow a straightforward yet effective formula. Throughout her appearances, she has predominantly opted for pants and sets, whether paired with crop tops or suit jackets, along with relaxed, uncomplicated separates. In a recent London screening, Blunt exuded CEO-level power in tailored Dolce & Gabbana attire, while she showcased her abs in a checked ensemble from Balmain at a SXSW appearance. Now, with her vegetable-printed Loewe ensemble, Blunt may very well be the first actress to use the red carpet to advocate for healthy eating.