Emma Corrin showcases their quirky style in a fringed red skirt as they attend the Moët Hennessy party weeks after split from Rami Malek
Emma Corrin showcased their quirky sense of style on Thursday as they attended the star-studded Moët Hennessy Dom Pérignon Revelations dinner party at Tate Modern in London.
The My Policeman star, 29, cut an edgy figure as they modelled a red fringe tassel skirt which was worn over a black micro skirt and leggings.
Emma teamed the skirt with a white ribbed T-shirt featuring a pink flower motif and pointed black heels.
The film star kept the rest of their look simple, ditching further accessories save for simple silver hoops and a delicate necklace which was tucked into their top.
Emma appeared in good spirits as they posed at the event which was attended by the likes of Alicia Vikander and Zoë Kravitz.
Emma's outing comes after the Mail on Sunday revealed last month that they and Rami Malek quietly split up after a love affair lasting nearly two years.
The My Policeman star, 29, cut an edgy figure as they modelled a red fringe tassel skirt which was worn over a black micro skirt and leggings
Sources said Emma, who found fame and won a Golden Globe after playing Princess Diana in The Crown, has been separated 'for some time' from Rami, 43, who got an Oscar for his turn as Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody.
The couple have not commented on their separation and, despite several appearances together on the red carpet at premieres, they have been notoriously private about their relationship.
In a magazine interview last May, Corrin even declined to speak about their relationship.
Malek was equally vague, describing Corrin as 'fascinating' and once revealing that Corrin cooked him a surprise Thanksgiving dinner, 'trimmings and all', that 'blew him away'.
Corrin – who came out as queer in 2021 and identifies as non-binary, using the pronouns they/them – said the 'vitriol' targeted at their gender identity was 'worse than I anticipated', adding: 'Even though we like to think we're in a progressive society, a lot of what we're seeing is increasingly a step back.'
They were first spotted together at a Bruce Springsteen concert in London in July 2023, just a few months after Rami had broken up with Lucy Boynton, 31, his co-star in the Queen biopic.
As their romance developed, they were seen kissing at a restaurant in Margate, Kent, where Emma owns a home.
They reportedly moved in together after buying a £5million mansion in Hampstead, north London.
The couple have not commented on their separation and, despite several appearances together on the red carpet at premieres, they have been notoriously private about their relationship [pictured in February 2024]
It is not clear whether Emma or Rami, who went on to play Bond villain Lyutsifer Safin in No Time To Die, still live in the house or plan to sell it.
Emma is busy filming the Netflix adaptation of Pride And Prejudice, playing heroine Elizabeth Bennet opposite Slow Horses actor Jack Lowden as Mr Darcy.
Rami is in just-released spy drama The Amateur, playing a CIA decoder out for revenge after terrorists kill his wife, and is also set to appear in Nuremberg, a drama about the Nazi war trials, as US psychiatrist Douglas Kelley.
The film also stars Russell Crowe, Michael Shannon and One Day star Leo Woodall.
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