While in Seoul, Anne wore a cherry-colored Balenciaga set. This was a fun choice over a traditional gown for a red carpet. Styled by Erin Walsh, the red leather look featured an oversized jacket with a split-center hem and zipper. And the ankle-length skirt included a thigh-high slit. She wore the Serpenti necklace from Bvlgari with a diamond-and-onyx bracelet, and black V-shaped pumps.

For this carpet, Anne stepped away from the notorious Devil red, opting for a frilly Susan Fang dress. The piece featured a high neckline with spaghetti straps and a flared knee-length skirt. The dress was covered in rows of pink and lavender ruffles, which floated out, giving the entire aesthetic a bit of volume. A pair of PVC Gianvito Rossi slingback pumps and diamond Bvlgari earrings completed the vibe.

Anne’s custom tea-length Louis Vuitton tea-length dress featured a drop-waist corseted bodice with a sweetheart neckline and a structured skirt. Here, she chose a set of pink-gold Bvlgari wrap bracelets, dangling earrings, a red cocktail ring, and matching open-toed heels to accessorize the eye-catching outfit.

For the London premiere, Anne had a little bit more fun opting for a corseted Black Versace gown that featured sheer panels across her ribcage and a thigh-high slit. She pulled her hair into a slick ponytail, and kept it simple with a no-necklace moment.