Margaret Qualley's barely-there sandals steal the spotlight
The actress stuns fans with Chanel’s most daring sandals yet
Margaret Qualley is setting a new fashion trend as she flaunts Chanel's barefoot sandals on the white carpet of her upcoming film.
The actress, famed for her role in Netflix hit series Housemaid, stepped out for the world premiere of her new movie The Dog Stars in London on Thursday.
But her unique look forced people to look twice as she was seen almost barefoot with only a leather strap supporting her heels.
For the outing, she paired her sandals with a black fringed dress from the same brand with a deep V-neck.
She completed her look with minimal makeup and let her natural hair hang on her shoulders.
In Sir Ridley Scott’s post-apocalyptic film, based on Peter Heller's 2021 novel under the same name, Margaret plays the role of Cima.
The film also stars Wuthering Heights actor Jacob Elordi as a pilot named Hig.
The film tells the story of a world where a virus has wiped out most of humanity but a group of survivors tries to live.
The post-apocalyptic film is all set to hit cinemas in the UK on August 26.
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