Lily James hit the red carpet in a gorgeous look while attending the premiere of her new movie The Liberation held on Saturday (October 10) at Vue West End in London.
The 37-year-old old actress donned a white off-the-shoulder dress to debut the Guy Nattiv-directed feature during the 2026 BFI London Film Festival.
All about Lily James fashion at The Liberation premiere
For her latest red carpet look, Lily chose a Prada pressed white velvet sheath dress with draped scarf sleeves.
She paired the ensemble with Tiffany & Co jewelry.
Joining Lily at the premiere were her co-stars Bella Ramsey, Carrie Coon, and Odessa Young, plus writer-director Guy Nattiv.
Carrie is wearing a Valentino Fall/Winter 2026 Ready-to-Wear dress with Repossi jewelry. Odessa donned an Alessandra Rich dress.
In a recent interview, Lily shared how this role is different than anything she’s done before.
“This next role I’m doing is entirely different. It’s in the horror space, psychological horror. That is [going to entail being] as vulnerable and raw as possible,” she told Flaunt. “Having a great director lead you—there is nothing like that. Having a great script and performances in the hands of someone that is going to elevate and transform the work that you’re doing. It blows my mind how the directors [execute,] because it’s all their vision and how they want to put it together.”
What is The Liberation about?
According to BFI, The Liberation stars Carrie Coon as “Rita, who lives an ‘ordinary’ life as a bank teller, wife and mother. But beneath the veneer of this seemingly ordinary life, she hides the deep trauma of being a holocaust survivor. When she falls into the orbit of the seductive Ricki (James), Rita finds the space to heal. But at what cost to her family?”
Check out more photos of the Liberation cast at the BFI London Film Festival premiere below…
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