The Best (and Most Wes Anderson) Looks From the 'Asteroid City' Premiere

Brooke Frischer

14 June 2023 at 10:28 am·1-min read

When Wes Anderson announces a new project, it's pretty much a given that the call sheet will be filled with A-listers galore. (Timothée Chalamet, Jeff Goldblum and Tilda Swinton are both regulars in the Wes Anderson cinematic universe, after all.) That's certainly the case of his latest film, "Asteroid City," which features Tom Hanks, Scarlett Johansson, Margot Robbie and more. They don't just offer their acting chops and stop there: They also make for a very exciting and stylish group, bringing their fashion sensibilities to the New York City premiere on Tuesday night.

In line with the quirkier nature of Anderson's work, Robbie and Maya Hawke played with silhouette and shape, while others, like Goldblum, offered a variety of pastel hues to compliment the film's color palette. Scroll down to see all the best-dressed celebrities at the "Asteroid City" premiere in New York City.

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