Kirsten Dunst and costars attend The Power of the Dog screening in NYC
Kirsten Dunst Benedict Cumberbatch and Kodi Smit-Phee walked the red carpet for the screening of their forthcoming movie The Power of the Dog on Saturday.
The 39-year-old blonde beauty looked classy in a navy monochrome ensemble complete with a Chanel jacket with the fashion label's signature double C's embossed throughout.
The well-established actress wore a crew neck shirt tucked into high-waisted, flared dress pants.
Costars: Kirsten Dunst, 39, Benedict Cumberbatch, 45, and Kodi Smit-Phee, 25, walked the red carpet for the New York City screening of their forthcoming Netflix movie The Power of the Dog on Saturday
The new mother's locks were styled in a side part and fell just above her shoulders in a sleek, flipped curl.
Dunst polished off the look with a pair of sparkling drop earrings and a red lip.
Cumberbatch, 45, and Smit-McPhee, 25, were casual and well-put-together, both in slacks, white footwear, and unbuttoned shirt jackets.
The youngest castmate, Smit-McPhee chose to layer a black and white long-sleeve graphic shirt with his look, and added dark, belted pants.
For his part, the English actor went with a white shirt and light blue trousers.
Dressed to impress: The blonde beauty, 39, looked classy in a navy monochrome ensemble complete with a Chanel jacket with the fashion label's signature double C's embossed throughout; with Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos
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The event took place at Paris Theater in the Big Apple.
As the trio gathered for photos on the step-and-repeat, they took a moment to pose with Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos, 57.
Later they each took seats on a stage for a Q&A panel about the film, which was directed by Jane Campion.
Polished look: The new mother's locks were styled in a side part and fell just above her shoulders in a sleek, flipped curl
The stars of the drama also attended its New York Film Festival premiere Friday night, where they answered questions about their roles, along with Campion.
In the feature, Benedict plays 'sadistic rancher' Phil Burbank who strikes up a relationship with Peter, played by Kodi.
The Power of the Dog will arrive in theaters November 17 before becoming available on Netflix December 1.
Finishing touches: Dunst polished off the look with a pair of sparkling drop earrings and сериалы 2022 онлайн a red lip
Business casual: The well-established actress wore a crew neck shirt tucked into high-waisted, flared dress pants
Discussion: Later they each took seats on a stage for a Q&A panel about the film, which was directed by Jane Campion
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