Rita Ora turns heads in dramatic black lace gown and statement headpiece at Klara And The Sun premiere

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Huggett, P. (2026, October 16). Rita Ora turns heads in dramatic black lace gown and statement headpiece at Klara And The Sun premiere. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/rita-ora-dress-klara-and-the-sun-premiere-london-film-festival-b1301111.html

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Rita Ora attended the premiere of "Klara And The Sun" at the BFI London Film Festival dressed in a dramatic black lace gown with an extravagant horned headpiece, drawing attention from photographers and attendees. The star-studded event also featured Jenna Ortega and Amy Adams, each wearing striking gowns that highlighted the glamorous atmosphere. During interviews, Adams discussed the scrutiny faced by mothers when portrayed on screen, noting she feels more judged playing a mother than some of her other roles.
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Klara And The Sun Oppenheimer the BFI London Film Festival the Press Association

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Adams PERSON · 3× Chrissie PERSON · 3× Klara PERSON · 3× Josie PERSON · 2× Klara And The Sun ORG · 2× Rita Ora PERSON · 2× Amy Adams PERSON · 1× Jenna Ortega PERSON · 1× Taika Waititi PERSON · 1× Waititi PERSON · 1×

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Her co-star Amy Adams opted for an off-the-shoulder black gown with a contrasting gathered white detail along the hem, while Oppenheimer actress Florence Pugh wore a sheer floral dress featuring extravagant winged details across both shoulders.
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Rita Ora turns heads in dramatic black lace gown and statement headpiece at Klara And The Sun premiere asserted
Ora → turn → premiere
Rita Ora made a dramatic entrance in a black lace gown and an extravagant horned headpiece as she joined husband Taika Waititi at the premiere of Klara And The Sun. asserted
she → make → Klara
The singer, 35, turned heads in the striking ensemble at the BFI London Film Festival on Thursday, pairing her flared black lace dress with a matching statement headpiece featuring horn-like details. asserted
singer → turn → details
She posed for photographs alongside Waititi, who wore a classic black tuxedo and white shirt, as the couple joined the cast and other famous faces for the screening. asserted
couple → pose → screening
The event also saw Wednesday star Jenna Ortega step out in a floor-length mustard-yellow satin gown with black lace detailing. asserted
Ortega → see → detailing
She completed the look with a matching lace cap worn over her long dark hair. asserted
She → complete → hair
Her co-star Amy Adams opted for an off-the-shoulder black gown with a contrasting gathered white detail along the hem, while Oppenheimer actress Florence Pugh wore a sheer floral dress featuring extravagant winged details across both shoulders. asserted
Pugh → opt → shoulders
The star-studded premiere came as Adams reflected on the scrutiny faced by mothers, revealing she has felt more judged playing a mother on screen than some of the darker characters she has portrayed. asserted
she → stud → characters
The 52-year-old plays Chrissie in Klara And The Sun, whose sick teenage daughter Josie, played by Mia Tharia, develops a friendship with Klara, an artificial intelligence figure designed to combat human loneliness. asserted
Klara → play → loneliness
Speaking to the Press Association ahead of the screening, Adams said: “What’s fascinating about this (film) is playing a mother who makes questionable choices. asserted
who → speak → choices
“People project some negativity onto her, but I think that’s common for mothers. asserted
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“We get judged a little more harshly than some sociopaths I may have played.” uncertain
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The award-winning actress continued: “I’m being silly – but it is true. asserted
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I think mothers are judged very harshly. asserted
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“But what I loved about playing Chrissie is I got to explore somebody who is very deeply flawed.” asserted
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Adams said the role allowed her to explore Chrissie's grief and isolation, as well as how her relationship with Klara encourages her to build human connections, let go of perfection and allow herself to be vulnerable. asserted
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Ortega also spoke about the appeal of taking on the project, describing it as an opportunity to try something different from the scripts she had previously been receiving. asserted
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“It was different than a lot of the scripts that I was receiving at the time,” she said. asserted
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Based on the bestselling novel by Kazuo Ishiguro, Klara And The Sun explores the ethics of artificial intelligence and the role technology plays in human relationships. asserted
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The story follows Klara, an artificial friend who hopes to help Josie, while exploring what it means to love and be human. asserted
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Read More Klara And The Sun will be released in cinemas across the UK on October 23. asserted
Klara → read → October
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