Gillian Anderson sandwiched between Matthew McConaughey and Emma Roberts at fashion event
Gillian Anderson found herself awkwardly sandwiched between two fellow A-listers at the Jacquemus fashion show in France on Sunday.
The X-Files star, 56, was caught in the middle of Matthew McConaughey and Emma Roberts during the event at the Paris Men's Fashion Week.
Matthew was spotted chatting to Emma, leaning over Gillian who sat with a slight grin on her face as her fellow actors shared a laugh.
Also in attendance was Matthew's wife Camila Alves.
Lori Harvey, rapper Stormzy, French-Malian singer Aya Nakamura and singer Rema were also front and center at the spectacular runway show.
Emma put on a leggy display, channeling her inner ballerina as she wore a white tutu tulle skirt teamed with a chic gray top.
She was the epitome of class, adding pointy black stilettos as she posed for striking snaps ahead of the runway event.
She accessorized with a black clutch bag and shielded behind a pair of tortoise shades.
Making a typically head-turning entrance was Sex Education legend Gillian.
The star stunned in a sleeveless zipped black gown featuring a high-collar. She gave a glamorous touch with a bold red clutch bag and matching stiletto heels.
The Crown alum beamed gently for the lens, rocking a pair of cream sunglasses before joining other celebs at the Menswear Spring/Summer 2026 runway.
Chat: Matthew was spotted leaning over Gillian to talk to Emma
Best dressed: Emma Roberts, 34, put on a leggy display as she joined stylish Gillian Anderson, 56, (right) at the Jacquemus show during Paris Men's Fashion Week on Sunday
Elsewhere, Lori Harvey put on a show-stopping display in a sleeveless white gown.
The model and socialite, 28, dazzled under the limelight adding a maroon bag and matching heels.
Rapper Stormzy, 31, cut a smart figure in a gray co-ord featuring a buttoned shirt.
Elsewhere at the event, French-Malian singer Aya Nakamura, 30, looked gorgeous in a white sheer gown.
Nigerian singer Rema looked high-spirited as he made a stylish entrance in an all-black look.
Matthew and Camilla packed on the PDA, both entering in style wearing white ensembles.
In the shades: The Crown star also rocked a pair of cream sunglasses
Well turned out: Rapper Stormzy, 31, cut a smart figure in a gray co-ord featuring a buttoned shirt
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