Julia Garner, Pedro Pascal, and Natasha Lyonne lead the stars attending the LA premiere of The Fantastic Four: First Steps, which was held at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on Monday.
Julia looked leggy in a strapless blue metallic Gucci gown, featuring a thigh-high slit, with black stilettos heels selected by stylist Elizabeth Saltzman.
Hairstylist Bobby Eliot straightened out the 31-year-old Wolf Man actress’ platinum-blonde curls into a sleek side-parted updo, and make-up artist Zoë Taylor applied her white highlighter and neutral pout.
Garner won the gender-swapped role of Silver Surfer over Get Out alum LaKeith Stanfield, and she studied comic books and surfing to prepare to play the Marvel baddie.
When asked about the backlash by the BBC on July 11, the three-time Emmy winner scoffed: ‘Oh, well, you know. I said, “I’m just going to still do my job.” Also, it’s Shalla-Bal [not the male Norrin Radd], so it’s different.’
Pedro donned a white blazer over a matching tank top with a b&w cravat around his neck, a red carnation in his lapel, black wide-leg trousers, and Oxfords selected by his brand new stylist Jamie Mizrahi.
(from L-R) Julia Garner, Pedro Pascal, and Natasha Lyonne lead the stars attending the LA premiere of The Fantastic Four: First Steps, which was held at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on Monday
The Chilean 50-year-old studied an octopus to get an idea of how to convincingly play the flexible Fantastic Four leader Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic.
As usual, Pascal was joined on the blue carpet by his transgender sister Lux Pascal.
The 33-year-old Miss Carbón actress – whose gender affirmation was in 2021 – appeared amused as her famous brother helped shift and arrange the black gown selected by stylist Freddy Alonso.
Pedro also posed with his onscreen leading lady Vanessa Kirby, and he affectionately touched her bourgeoning baby bump.
The four-time Emmy nominee made sure to take pictures with his castmates Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Joseph Quinn, who also wore b&w formal attire.
Matt Shakman’s $200M-budget reboot, set in a 1960s-inspired retro-futuristic alternate universe known as Earth-828, hits UK theaters this Thursday and US theaters this Friday.
Julia looked leggy in a strapless blue metallic Gucci gown, featuring a thigh-high slit, with black stilettos heels selected by stylist Elizabeth Saltzman
Hairstylist Bobby Eliot straightened out the 31-year-old Wolf Man actress’ platinum-blonde curls into a sleek side-parted updo, and make-up artist Zoë Taylor applied her white highlighter and neutral pout
Garner won the gender-swapped role of Silver Surfer over Get Out alum LaKeith Stanfield, and she studied comic books and surfing to prepare to play the Marvel baddie
![When asked about the backlash by the BBC on July 11, the three-time Emmy winner scoffed: 'Oh, well, you know. I said, "I'm just going to still do my job." Also, it's Shalla-Bal [not the male Norrin Radd], so it's different'](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/07/22/06/100513691-14927603-image-a-30_1753161445440.jpg)
When asked about the backlash by the BBC on July 11, the three-time Emmy winner scoffed: ‘Oh, well, you know. I said, “I’m just going to still do my job.” Also, it’s Shalla-Bal [not the male Norrin Radd], so it’s different’
Pedro donned a white blazer over a matching tank top with a b&w cravat around his neck, a red carnation in his lapel, black wide-leg trousers, and Oxfords selected by his brand new stylist Jamie Mizrahi
The Chilean 50-year-old studied an octopus to get an idea of how to convincingly play the flexible Fantastic Four leader Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic
The Chilean 50-year-old studied an octopus to get an idea of how to convincingly play the flexible Fantastic Four leader Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic
The 33-year-old Miss Carbón actress – whose gender affirmation was in 2021 – appeared amused as her famous brother helped shift and arrange the black gown selected by stylist Freddy Alonso
Pedro also posed with his onscreen leading lady Vanessa Kirby (L), and he affectionately touched her bourgeoning baby bump
The four-time Emmy nominee made sure to take pictures with his castmates Ebon Moss-Bachrach (2-R) and Joseph Quinn (R), who also wore b&w formal attire
Matt Shakman’s (3-L) $200M-budget reboot, set in a 1960s-inspired retro-futuristic alternate universe known as Earth-828, hits UK theaters this Thursday and US theaters this Friday
