Jodie Comer arrived at the premiere of The Death of Robin Hood in a completely see-through black sequinned lace dress, turning a film launch into a red-carpet moment built around one outfit. The dress from Givenchy by Sarah Burton’s Pre-Fall 2026 collection was open-backed and finished with black briefs underneath.
That is why people are looking at Comer now: the appearance came at the premiere for her next film, and it was one of her rare fully sheer red-carpet looks. She is taking the role of Sister Brigid in the upcoming thriller, which is set to hit screens on September 4, with Hugh Jackman in the lead and Bill Skarsgård also in the cast.
The black sequinned Lyon lace dress was described as completely see-through, but the lace also barely covered her and protected her modesty. Sequins were stitched through the fabric to make the dress appear as if it were shining on the carpet, while Comer kept the rest of the look pared back with natural dewy make-up and loose curls.
The contrast is what made the outfit land: sheer on paper, but controlled in presentation, with the black briefs and lace doing the work of covering what needed covering. For Comer, whose breakout came with Killing Eve and who later drew critical acclaim for Prima Facie, the premiere also added another flashpoint to a red-carpet run that has often matched the scale of the roles she is choosing. Liverpool had already honoured her for Killing Eve, and this latest appearance keeps her firmly in the conversation as The Death of Robin Hood heads toward release.
The film now moves on to its September 4 launch, and the dress will likely travel with it in the publicity around the premiere. Whether the focus stays on Comer’s role as Sister Brigid or on the sheer Givenchy look she chose to wear, the opening night has already done its job: it made the movie hard to ignore.
