A British actor appears in a black cloak and a skeleton hand in London

- British actor Jamie Campbell Bower chose a look inspired by the royal costumes of the elves, fictional beings in the world of “The Lord of the Rings,” while attending the world premiere of the third season of the series The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power in the British capital, London. Power moved away from the traditional suits that men often wear on the red carpet, moving towards a long, black, abaya-like design that combined the royal character with details inspired by the world of fantasy.

The design was complemented by his long platinum blonde hair and a prominent golden headdress, whose details were interspersed with delicate decorations. The three accessories were signed by British designer Vicky Sarge, and included a piece covering the hand in the shape of a skeleton hand, made using Swarovski crystals, in addition to an eye-shaped pin fixed to the collar of the cloak, in reference to the Eye of Sauron, one of the most prominent symbols in the world of “The Lord of the Rings.”

As for the headdress, it was designed in collaboration with British hat maker Stephen Jones, and was distinguished by moving elements that gave it a kinetic character, forming one of the most prominent elements of the look. With these choices, Bauer followed the “method dressing” method, which is based on drawing inspiration from the work or personal identity in coordinating the look. It is a trend that has established its presence on the red carpet in recent years, turning it into a space where fashion intersects with costumes, and where looks turn into an extension of the cinematic and television worlds.