Emily Blunt Looks Appropriately Magical For The Mary Poppins Returns London Premiere

er portrayal of the most magical nanny of all time is already winning plaudits (and a Golden Globe nomination) - though it doesn't hit cinemas until next week - and last night Emily Blunt ensured that she looked practically perfect for the UK premiere of Mary Poppins Returns.

Mary Poppins Returns: Everything You Need To Know

Mary Poppins Returns: Everything You Need To Know
FILM & TV  25 Sep 2018
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Matching the blue carpet - the Royal Albert Hall had been given the full Disney treatment in honour of the occasion - the actress wore a Schiaparelli couture gown in royal blue silk. Her hair, in Hollywood-worthy waves, was tucked back to reveal shoulder-skimming diamond earrings. The fashion house is a favourite of Blunt's - she wore a dreamy, sweeping spring gown by the brand for this year's Oscars.

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