Dakota Fanning arrived at the New York Film Critic Series premiere of Every Secret Thing in New York City Monday in a 60s-inspired number.
Fanning, 21, wore a black Versace Spring 2015 little black dress with a relaxed fit. The flirty number featured turquoise detailing around the neckline that gave the outfit a pop of color. The actress completed her look with black Guiseppe Zanotti heels, a metallic Giuseppe Zanotti bag and a Norman Silverman Diamonds bracelet.
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For her makeup, Fanning went with a cat-eye liner and a magenta lip.
In Every Secret Thing, Fanning plays Ronnie Fuller, a young woman released from prison after serving several years for killing an infant with her friend Alice Manning (Danielle Macdonald). Following Ronnie and Alice’s release, another infant goes missing, sending Detective Nancy Porter (Elizabeth Banks) on an investigation into the lives of the two young women and their families.
In addition to her acting, Fanning has been completing studies at New York University, where she’s been taking a close look at the work of Alfred Hitchcock.
“I’m doing an independent study on Hitchcock and seeing how he portrays women,” Fanning told Indiewire. “It’s really cool. It’s been a journey. I’ve watched pretty much every Hitchcock film known to man. Well, not every one, but most of them.”
“It’s been really interesting to see the portrayal of women in his films but also just see how his filmmaking style evolved from his films that he made in England to his big Hollywood films,” the actress added.
Every Secret Thing hits theaters May 15.
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