It was a star-studded evening as the cast of Argylle gathered for the film’s premiere at the Odeon Luxe Leicester Square in London on Wednesday.
And after a dazzling golden carpet Dua Lipa swapped her red sequined gown for a simple little black dress for the afterparty.
The singer, 28, wrapped up in a long black winter coat as she hid her black ensemble beneath a coat, looking tired after the jam-packed evening.
The star paired the dress with some black heels while her wavy red locks still looked fresh despite a long night of posing.
Dua was joined by her co-star Claudia Schiffer who looked in great spirits as she flashed her cleavage in a daring lilac dress with silver sparkly buckles strapped across her chest.
Dua Lipa, 28, looked tired as she wrapped up in black coat for the Argylle premiere afterparty on Wednesday evening
The star was joined by Claudia Schiffer and Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu who beamed as they prepared to party into the night
After a dazzling golden carpet Dua swapped her red sequined gown for a simple little black dress for the afterparty
Baring the cold without a jacket, the actress, 53, looked visibly cold as she paired the daring ensemble with some black tights and black ankle boots.
Also attending the afterparty was Love Island winner Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu who cut an elegant figure in a long white ruched gown.
Beaming, the reality star wrapped up in a trendy trench coat as the lace detailing of her skirt blew in the wind.
The star elevated her height with some silver strappy heels and completed the look with a grey fluffy clutch bag.
She wasn’t the only Love Island star in tow for the celebrations, as Maura Higgins continued to turn heads in a multi-coloured off the shoulder dress that featured a butterfly print.
The long-sleeved garment highlighted the reality star’s toned figure while she boosted her frame with a pair of heels.
The TV personality drew further attention to her look by wearing her brunette locks in a poker straight style with a heavy fringe.
The plot of Argylle follows the introverted spy novelist Elly as she’s drawn into the real world of espionage when the plots of her books get a little too close to the activities of a sinister underground syndicate.
The singer wrapped up in a long black winter coat as she hid her black ensemble beneath a coat, looking tired after the jam-packed evening
The star paired the dress with some black heels while her wavy red locks still looked fresh as she grabbed her silver clutch bag
Baring the cold without a jacket, the actress, 53, looked visibly cold as she paired the daring ensemble with some black tights and black ankle boots
Beaming, the reality star wrapped up in a trendy trench coat
Maura Higgins, 33, continued to turn heads in a multi-coloured off the shoulder dress that featured a butterfly print
The long-sleeved garment highlighted the reality star’s toned figure while she boosted her frame with a pair of heels
The reality star posed for selfies with fans
When Aiden (Sam Rockwell), a spy, shows up to save her from being kidnapped, Elly and her beloved cat Alfie are plunged into a covert world.
Sam’s character, who has ties to the underworld through his Burgundy winery, tells Elly: ‘It’s time for you to meet the real agent Argylle.
The film is described as following, ‘the world’s greatest spy, Argylle,’ who ‘gets caught up in a globe-trotting adventure’.
Argylle was first announced in June 2021, with Matthew directing from a script by Jason Fuchs, adapted from a yet-to-be-published novel by a mysterious writer named Elly Conway.
The writer seemingly hasn’t published a book before, with the Argylle novel’s publication originally set for September 29, 2022 and then pushed to March 29, 2023 and now apparently set for November 9, 2023.
Apple announced in August 2021 they had acquired the rights to the film for a whopping $200 million, with Vaughn offering his thoughts on the unpublished manuscript in the announcement.
‘When I read this early draft manuscript I felt it was the most incredible and original spy franchise since Ian Fleming’s books of the ‘50s,’ Vaughan said.
The director added, ‘This is going to reinvent the spy genre,’ though very little about the actual author is known.
Argylle is released in cinemas on February 2 2024.
