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Margaret Qualley walked the London premiere of The Dog Stars in a head‑to‑toe Chanel look, pairing a fringe black dress with Chanel’s foot-baring ankle-strap sandals from the spring-summer ’27 collection, a barefoot-style trend that sparked mixed online reactions.
Jacob Elordi and Margaret Qualley lit up the world premiere of The Dog Stars in London, with Qualley turning heads in viral Chanel ankle-strap sandals as Ridley Scott's post-apocalyptic sci‑fi adaptation, based on Peter Heller’s 2012 novel, debuted.
Margaret Qualley caused a stir at the London premiere of The Dog Stars by wearing Chanel’s controversial barefoot sandals—minimally designed heel caps with straps that leave the foot bare—paired with a black Chanel gown as attendees debated whether the look was fashion-forward or unsanitary.
Celebrities including Margaret Qualley and Jacob Elordi attended the world premiere of The Dog Stars at London's Odeon Luxe Leicester Square, joining a star-studded lineup on the red carpet alongside Josh Brolin, Guy Pearce, Benedict Wong and Ridley Scott.
At the London premiere of The Dog Stars, Margaret Qualley wore Chanel’s controversial half-shoe heels—heels covered while toes are left exposed—creating a barefoot-on-the-carpet illusion. The look hails from Matthieu Blazy’s 2027 resort collection, and Qualley’s bold styling sparked chatter about Chanel’s daring footwear and its red-carpet versatility.
Margaret Qualley walked the red carpet in London for The Dog Stars premiere wearing Chanel’s resort 2027 barefoot sandals paired with a Blazy-designed black dress, turning heads with a controversial, beachy non-shoe that exposes the feet. The look underscores a bold red-carpet statement rather than practicality, and the sandals remain a VIP-only item with limited availability.
Margaret Qualley arrived at The Dog Stars London premiere wearing Chanel’s controversial barefoot-cap-heel flats, sparking chatter about practicality versus fashion art as the look echoes Chanel’s Cruise 2026/27 concept; co-star Jacob Elordi wore traditional dress shoes, and Chanel has not confirmed mass production of the footwea r until November.
Paramount is positioning the 2027 remake of the 1981 horror Possession as a summer blockbuster, with Parker Finn directing and Callum Turner and Margaret Qualley starring, opening June 11, 2027 opposite How to Train Your Dragon 2; the project, produced by Finn with Robert Pattinson among its producers, signals a major studio bid to turn the cult classic into a big theatrical event.
Paramount’s reimagining of the 1981 horror classic Possession, directed by Parker Finn, has Callum Turner and Margaret Qualley leading the cast (also featuring Diego Calva, Madeline Brewer, Emory Cohen, Nicholas Alexander Chavez, and Paul Dano) and is set for a wide release on June 11, 2027, with Robert Pattinson among the producers.
Paramount is remaking the 1981 supernatural thriller Possession with Margaret Qualley and Callum Turner, adapted by Smile director Parker Finn. The film is dated for June 11, 2027, opening opposite Universal’s How to Train Your Dragon 2, with Diego Calva, Madeline Brewer and others in supporting roles; producers include Finn, Jonathan Fass, Roy Lee, Andrew Childs and Robert Pattinson.
Paramount has dated a June 11, 2027 wide release for its remake of the 1981 cult horror Possession, with Parker Finn directing from his script and producing alongside Jonathan Fass, Roy Lee, Andrew Childs, and Robert Pattinson. The film stars Callum Turner and Margaret Qualley, with Diego Calva, Madeline Brewer, Emory Cohen, Nicholas Alexander Chavez, and Paul Dano in supporting roles.
A representative for Margaret Qualley publicly denied cheating rumors about her split from Jack Antonoff, saying there are no trust issues or infidelity and that their relationship remains based on respect and partnership.
After reports that Margaret Qualley and Jack Antonoff may have separated after nearly three years, Qualley’s rep told People that the narratives are inaccurate: there was no infidelity and no trust issues, and the couple remain in a relationship built on love and partnership, though neither has publicly confirmed a split.
Margaret Qualley’s representative stated there was no infidelity in her split from musician Jack Antonoff, addressing rumors with no additional details disclosed.
Margaret Qualley reportedly initiated her separation from Jack Antonoff after years of issues, with busy schedules and distance contributing to trust problems; insiders say they tried to work things out but the rose-colored glasses faded, there are no divorce plans yet, and they’re navigating the split with love and kindness, with rumors of infidelity denied.