The Mummy returns! Diane Kruger is monster movie chic as she wraps herself in torn white fabric for Golden Globes after-party
Her movie In The Fade won at the Golden Globes on Sunday in Los Angeles.
And
Diane Kruger was ready to celebrate as she was spotted in a quirky
outfit change at the InStyle and Warner Bros. after-party for the annual
awards event.
The actress, 41, donned a
dramatic look with torn white fabric strewn across her body as she
reveled in the Best Foreign Language Film prize.
Shabby chic: Diane Kruger, 41,
was spotted in a quirky ensemble at the InStyle and Warner Bros. Golden
Globes after-party in Los Angeles on Sunday
As
if she were Cinderella and her step sisters tore apart her ball gown,
Diane wore a chic and shredded wardrobe for the celebrity-stacked event.
The corset white top allowed her enviable figure to take center stage as it cut low and cinched her lithe waist.
Always one on the fashion forward
front, the Inglourious Basterds star draped herself in the lace fabric
that cascaded along her black leggings.
She paired the daring look with a small silver metallic clutch, black high heels, and a pair of diamond drop earrings.
Reveling: Diane donned a
dramatic look with torn white fabric strewn across her body as she
reveled in the Best Foreign Language Film prize
Earlier in the evening, Diane Kruger had been
spotted on the Golden Globes red carpet wearing a black chiffon dress
by Prada that boasted a trailing cape finish. However the actress had
changed into a monochrome ensemble for the InStyle after party.
Diane's look comes from Alexander McQueen's spring 2018 collection. She had swapped her dress for a top and trousers look although it still had a trailing drapey effect like her earlier outfit.
The peplum style top had spotted chiffon details giving it a part whimsical and part sexy fitted feel. You cannot buy it just yet, but click right to shop the current line at NET-A-PORTER.
Diane's look comes from Alexander McQueen's spring 2018 collection. She had swapped her dress for a top and trousers look although it still had a trailing drapey effect like her earlier outfit.
The peplum style top had spotted chiffon details giving it a part whimsical and part sexy fitted feel. You cannot buy it just yet, but click right to shop the current line at NET-A-PORTER.
Channeling fairy tales: As if
she were Cinderella and her step sisters tore apart her ball gown, Diane
wore a chic and shredded wardrobe for the celebrity-stacked event
Fashion forward: Always one on
the fashion forward front, the Inglourious Basterds star draped herself
in the lace fabric that cascaded along her black leggings
Meanwhile,
Diane made her red carpet debut with Norman Reedus whom she's been
linked to since March 2017 after first meeting as co-stars in Sky back
in 2015.
The actress posed alongside
her actor boyfriend for the first time in the 10 months since they
officially confirmed their relationship before later packing on the PDA
with a kiss when In The Fade was named Best Foreign Language Film.
The
German-born star dazzled as she hit the red carpet in a stunning black
Prada gown with polka dot sheer detailing, gunmetal beaded edges and a
dramatic flowing train.
Packing on the PDA: Diane looked utterly smitten as she cosied up to boyfriend Norman Reedus that evening
Come here, you! Norman wrapped an arm around the blonde bombshell as they shared the black carpet
It's official! Diane and Norman
made their red carpet debut as a couple at the 75th annual Golden Globe
awards at The Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles on Sunday
Sealed with a kiss: The couple
enjoyed a rare moment of PDA as they celebrated the talented actress'
big win with a passionate kiss
The former model was joining in the Golden Globes Time's Up protest by wearing black in solidarity with victims of sexual harassment and assault.
Diane
wore her blonde locks swept back from her face in a chic up-do and
injected further glamour to her look with dazzling diamond jewelry.
The talented actress completed her ensemble with a small black patent clutch bag and smokey eye make-up.
Her big moment: The actress, 41, was enjoying a major career moment as her movie In The Fade won Best Foreign Language Film
Loved-up: Diane jumped up and
planted a huge smooch on her boyfriend of 10 months as In The Fade was
named winner of the coveted prize
Norman,
48, followed the lead of his leading lady and also opted for Prada for
the night, teaming a satin lapel tuxedo with a black shirt and bow tie.
The
Walking Dead star sported the Time's Up pin in honor of the Time's Up
Legal Defense Fund, which provides legal assistance to women who have
experienced harassment or abuse in the workplace.
The couple went public with their romance in March 2017, two years after meeting when they co-starred in Sky in 2015.
When they met, Diane was still in her decade-long relationship with actor Joshua Jackson, 39.
Gothic
glamour: The German-born star dazzled as she hit the red carpet in a
stunning black Prada gown with polka dot sheer detailing, gunmetal
beaded edges and a flowing train
Black is the new black: The
former model was joining in the Golden Globes Time's Up protest by
wearing black in solidarity with victims of sexual harassment and
assault
Red carpet moment: Diane wore
her blonde locks swept back from her face in a chic up-do and injected
further glamour to her look with dazzling diamond jewelry
Although
the pair walked multiple red carpets during their time as co-stars, the
Golden Globes marks their first event as an official couple.
It was a big moment for Diane, with her movie, In The Fade, announced as winner of the Best Motion Picture - Foreign Language Golden Globe.
In
the action-packed crime drama - which was released on December 27 -
Diane plays Katja, who is seeking revenge after a bombing that kills her
husband and young son.
The project marks the first time the actress has appeared in film in her native tongue.
Natural beauty: The talented actress completed her ensemble with a small black patent clutch bag and smokey eye make-up
Woman of many talents: It was a
big moment for Diane, with her movie, In The Fade, named as winner of
the Best Motion Picture - Foreign Language Golden Globe
Diane recently admitted taking on the role was a life-changing experience and affected her more than she could have ever thought possible.
She
explained in an interview with Modern Luxury magazine's January issue:
'I’ve been very good up until this point to separate my work from my
everyday life.
'This was the first time it wasn’t possible. I didn’t expect [the film] to affect me this amount... it’s changed me forever.
'I definitely started to feel like I was drowning in their grief after witness[ing] that much pain. I felt like I was in it.
Oh what a night! The talented
actress joined In The Fade's director Fatih Akin on stage in front of
the star-studded crowd as he accepted the coveted prize
Leading lady: The director paid tribute to his leading lady for her work in the gritty drama
'I
was Katja reacting to what was happening in front of me. I wasn’t done
at the end. I couldn’t have gone on another day - I was a mess; I really
was.'
A
galaxy of Hollywood greats descended on the Golden Globes red carpet on
Sunday to honor the best in film and television as 2018 awards season
officially kicked off.
The
color black was chosen as a simple way to show solidarity with the
victims of sexual harassment and assault and make a statement against a
pervasive culture of misconduct, brought to light by the downfall of
movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.
More kisses! Diane didn't only
reserve the kisses for her man, and puckered up to her director as they
posed with their Golden Globe prize backstage after the main event
The
ceremony at the Beverly Hilton - the first for late night NBC funnyman
Seth Meyers as host - is not as reliable at predicting Oscars glory as
the galas held by Hollywood's acting, producing and directing unions.
But
it remains one of the most high-profile and glamorous - not to mention
boozy - events of the awards calendar and tends to generate more
headlines for tipsy tributes, daring gowns and wacky tuxedos.
Big Little Lies and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri were the big winners of the night, picking up four prizes each.
Job of a lifetime: Diane
recently admitted taking on the role was a life-changing experience and
affected her more than she could have ever thought possible
Dominating
the television category, Big Little Lies was named Best Limited Series
or TV Movie, with three of its stars taking home individual prizes.
Nicole
Kidman won Best Actress, Limited Series or Television Movie for her
role as domestic abuse victim Celeste Wright, while screen husband
Alexander Skarsgard picked up the Best Supporting Actor in a Series,
Limited Series or TV Movie.
Laura Dern was also a winner, taking home Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Limited Series or TV Movie.
Plenty to smile about: The actress said she was 'a mess' psychologically after filming wrapped on the tense drama
I'll drink to that! Diane posed proudly with her Golden Globe award backstage in the Moet & Chandon area
Three
Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri was the big winner in the movie
categories, picking up the coveted Best Motion Picture, Drama accolade,
as well as Best Screenplay.
Frances
McDormand took home Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture,
Drama and her co-star Sam Rockwell won Best Performance by an Actor in a
Supporting Role in a Motion Picture.
Oprah Winfrey received the Cecil B. DeMille award for lifetime achievement at the event, hosted by NBC funnyman Seth Meyers.
Gritty: In the action-packed
crime drama - which was released on December 27 - Diane plays Katja, who
is seeking revenge after a bombing that kills her husband and young
son
