Naomi Ackie wore Dilara Fındıkoğlu to the Clayface London premiere.

Naomi Ackie has spent the Clayface press run dressing like a very stylish Victorian ghost. The British actress, 35, is known for Blink Twice and Mickey 17, and for playing Whitney Houston in I Wanna Dance with Somebody. Working with stylist Nicky Yates, she’s kept every look dark and feminine, with a modern twist on the gothic aesthetic outfits we’ve been seeing a lot of.

The latest one is her strongest. For the London premiere on Tuesday, she wore a black knee-length Dilara Fındıkoğlu dress from the fall 2025 ready-to-wear collection. It’s made from a serpent-style fabric, with a bustier bodice, sharp shoulders and lace-up detailing running down both the sleeves and the skirt. She added pointed-toe slingback pumps by Paris Texas and pear-shaped diamond and blackened white gold gypset hoop earrings by Jessica McCormack. Her hair was pulled back in braids, which kept the focus on that corset.

Ackie went incognito in a hooded Issey Miyake mini with black sunglasses.

Earlier in the week, she went more mysterious. Monday’s London screening saw her in a minidress from Issey Miyake’s fall 2026 collection, in semi-sheer fabric with huge, voluminous sleeves and a hood for extra drama. Black sunglasses and pointed pumps finished it. That same morning, at the photo call, she wore a Colleen Allen fall 2026 set: a long-sleeve knit top with a flowing sheer maxiskirt with delicate embroidery.

Naomi Ackie Colleen Allen knit top and sheer maxiskirt

She started the tour in Los Angeles on October 13 in Gucci pre-fall 2026. The black dress was all about asymmetry, with one sleeve, an angular skirt with a thigh-high slit on one side and a train on the other. She finished it with Gucci Boulevard Horsebit boots that have hardware on the pointed toe, and sleek black waves with a center part.

At the Los Angeles premiere, Ackie wore a one-sleeve Gucci gown.

Clayface is based on the DC Comics character. It follows actor Matt Hagen, played by Tom Rhys Harries, who descends into madness as he turns into a revenge-filled monster. It’s in theaters on October 23.

Want another black gown with a slit? See Hunter Schafer’s black velvet Prada gown.