Kate Bosworth arrives at the premiere of Crackle's "The Art of More" (Photo by Angela Weiss/Getty Images)
Kate Bosworth went for a daring look at the premiere of Crackle’s The Art Of More at Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City, Calif., Thursday night.
Bosworth donned a bold mixed-media number from Giambattista Valli’s Fall 2015 Couture collection for the TV show’s premiere. The unique dress featured a number of different prints and textures that came together for another stunning Bosworth look. She accessorized with jewels from Irene Neuwirth.
Bosworth was more than happy with her latest red carpet ensemble, taking to Instagram after the event to thank the designer and those on her style team. “THANK YOU @giambattistapr for my beautiful premiere dress,” she wrote. “@ireneneuwirth stunner gems? #DREAMTEAM @kriskriskris @bridgetbragerhair @lisastoreymakeup @jensulkess ❤️ YOU GIRLS!”
In The Art of More, the first original series for Sony’s free streaming entertainment service, Bosworth plays the assertive Roxanna Whitman. “I’ve been looking for a femme fatale-type role for a while, and I truly feel like she’s got that in her,” Bosworth told The Talk while speaking about her character.
As for the series as a whole, it centers on “the world of auction houses,” and “the greed, the lust and everything that goes behind that kind of money,” said Bosworth, adding, “It’s a really fascinating world to explore.”
All 10 episodes of The Art of More, which also stars Dennis Quaid and Cary Elwes, will be released on Crackle on Nov. 13.
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