Anya Taylor-Joy Wore Zuhair Murad Couture at Tiffany & Co.'s Blue Book Gala in Venice
Anya Taylor-Joy wore a mint Zuhair Murad Couture gown with Tiffany & Co. diamonds to the Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden gala in Venice.
Anya Taylor-Joy brought old-world romance to the canals of Venice for her latest jewelry campaign appearance. The "Queen's Gambit" and "Furiosa" star, a longtime Tiffany & Co. ambassador, attended the brand's Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden fall celebration on September 18 at the historic Fondaco dei Tedeschi, and stepped out in a gown built for the occasion.
Anya wore a pale mint-green gown from Zuhair Murad's Spring 2026 Couture collection, featuring a strapless, tightly cinched corset bodice with exposed boning and a slightly ruched bust. Criss-crossed fabric draped gracefully across the neckline, creating a low, sculpted silhouette up top, while a sweeping, floor-length skirt cascaded down into a dramatic cape train that trailed behind her with every step. The Renaissance-inspired corsetry felt like a natural fit for the setting, playing right into the grandeur of the Venetian palazzo backdrop.
The real star of the night, though, was the jewelry. Anya wore a statement piece from Tiffany's Blue Book 2026 Hidden Garden High Jewelry line, an intricate diamond necklace with delicate leafy vine motifs wrapping around her collarbone and finishing in a large teardrop pendant featuring a pear-shaped diamond over four carats. She paired it with matching diamond earrings totaling more than four carats and a ring set with another pear-shaped diamond, all designed by Tiffany's chief artistic officer Nathalie Verdeille. She wore her blonde hair down in soft waves and kept her makeup fresh and natural, letting the gown's pastel tone give the diamonds room to shine.
The Hidden Garden collection, which debuted earlier this year, draws on nature-inspired motifs like butterflies, jasmine, and monarchs. This marks yet another standout jewelry campaign moment for Anya, who has become one of the most reliable faces on Tiffany's red carpet roster, having previously worn everything from bold red feathers to sculptural corsetry for the brand's past events.
