Emily Blunt wears Tamara Ralph couture to Disclosure Day in New York

Emily Blunt used sharp angles and gold leaf in a design by Tamara Ralph at the Disclosure Day premiere in New York City on Monday night.

The Oscar-nominated “Oppenheimer” actress wore Look 1 from the designer’s Spring 2026 Couture collection. The strapless gown featured a structured bodice with sharp angles and gold panels. The bodice included a highlighted waist with a slight peplum detail, followed by a splinter-like piece that formed the bodice with a deep V-shaped neckline.

A flowing white satin skirt with a small train enhanced the look in the warm, sophisticated tones of the Australian couturier’s designs. As for accessories, Blunt added jewelry courtesy of Mikimoto, continuing the shimmering motif of her premiere look.

For glam, Blunt opted for a slightly tanned look with soft blonde hair styled in mid-part waves by Raini Reeves and makeup highlights including bold brows, lined eyes, and a neutral glossy lip by artist Jen Streicher. Stylist Jessica Pastor curated Blunt’s New York City premiere look.

The actress’ dress made its runway debut during Paris Haute Couture Week in January. The first designs to hit the catwalk, subsequent dresses and looks incorporated Asian inspiration.

“Behind the scenes, the Australian designer said the region has long been an inspiration, particularly for what she later described in her show notes as ‘the ceremonial elegance of traditional craftsmanship,'” Lily Templeton wrote in WWD’s review of the collection.

“Sharp pleats, inspired by paper art, created the most flattering silhouettes, such as a pale blue dress that accentuated the woman’s form while sharpening the folds. It also enlivened a pale pink coat dress, one of several daytime-biased options, such as a small skirt suit.”

Disclosure Day, directed by Steven Spielberg, is about a group of people confronting the presence of extraterrestrial life. The film will be released in theaters on Friday.