Aimee Lou Wooden attended The Fool(s) screening throughout the 2026 BFI London Film Festival at BFI Southbank this night.
The British actress wore a De La Vali Auralite lace-panelled, tiered gown, persevering with her exploration of romantic, vintage-inspired style.
There’s one thing distinctly bohemian about this design, from the fragile lace and ruffled shoulder straps to the cascading tiers that give the skirt its barely undone look. The mix of ivory lace and pale sage cloth has an virtually Edwardian really feel, though the relaxed building makes it really feel extra like a vintage-market discovery than a proper interval piece.
What pursuits me most is how totally different this feels from Aimee’s earlier pink carpet appearances. I keep in mind the ’60s mod influences from her early days, adopted by a barely rebellious, fun-loving period. For now, her type appears to be transferring in direction of one thing softer, with delicate materials and a romantic sensibility that appears like a pure extension of her persona.
The silver jewelry and softly styled bob hold the styling easy, permitting the costume’s many textures to talk for themselves.
