Glee star Dianna Agron just followed in Joanna Lumley footsteps at London Fashion Week
Completedworks has a penchant for surprise celebrity guests.
On Friday afternoon, jewellery designer Anna Jewsbury conjured up a theatrical show to display her SS25 collection during London Fashion Week, crafting pieces for a fictional protagonist called Eliza based on the French sculptor Camille Claudel.
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The performance starred former Glee actress Dianna Agron and British model Lily Cole. Hosted in Gordon Square Park in central London, the 20-minute long drama, titled A Stone Is A Small Mountain, saw the stars enact a three-part play while flanked by spectators.
For the performance, Dianna wore a longline black dress featuring three-quarter length sleeves, a leather look finish, a wrap-around neckline, asymmetrical draping across the model and an ankle-skimming silhouette.
The garment was paired with some black tights and matching ballet pumps, adorned with a classic bow on the toe.
The actress’ hair was styled down loose, slicked back into a wet-look bouffant style. A honied complexion was elevated by a touch of bronzed contour, a pink lip and a dark brow.
Naturally, jewellery played a key role in constructing Dianna’s show-ready attire. A chunky, geometric necklace in silver was teamed with some matching, oversized stud earrings and a selection of rings, all of which stood out against the ebony hue of her modestly-crafted dress.
Dianna’s appearance follows that of Joanna Lumley. Back in February, the beloved actress made a surprise appearance on the first day of London Fashion Week, starring in Completedworks AW24 show.
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The Absolutely Fabulous star opened the show with a monologue while perched on a bed, sporting the brand’s bow crossbody bag and accompanied by stacks of magazines and burnt toast.
Considering that Completedworks is a contemporary British fashion brand known for its avant-garde designs and meticulous craftsmanship, it comes as little surprise that famous faces are keen to be involved with its highly-anticipated fashion week shows.
