Emilia Clarke joined her Game of Thrones co-stars - past and present - on the red carpet. Photo / AP.
Emilia Clarke joined her Game of Thrones co-stars - past and present - on the red carpet. Photo / AP.
With statement plum-red lips and a couture dress fit for an ice queen, Emilia Clarke has stunned at Game of Thrones' final season premiere.
The British actor, 32, joined her co-stars including Kit Harrington and Maisie Williams — sporting bright purple hair for the occasion — on the red carpetat New York's Radio City Music Hall today.
Clarke's blue and grey Valentino gown featured a sheer ruffled overlay, with a slogan about "sleepwalking" written across the neckline.
Last month, Clarke revealed she had suffered two brain aneurisms and had to undergo surgery while shooting GoT in 2011 and 2013.
Emilia Clarke attends Game of Thrones final season premiere at Radio City Music Hall in New York today. Photo / AP.
"I lost all hope. I couldn't look anyone in the eye. There was terrible anxiety, panic attacks," Clarke wrote in the New Yorker.
She said she was "convinced that [she] wasn't going to live" but had managed to heal "beyond my most unreasonable hopes. I am now at a hundred per cent."
Game of Thrones' final season screens in New Zealand from April 15. Photo / AP.
It's a big few months for Clarke and her co-stars as Game of Thrones heads into its much-anticipated final season.
Game of Thrones' eighth and final season premieres in New Zealand on April 15, with some episodes set to run the same length as a feature film.
Rose Leslie, left, and Kit Harington attend the Game of Thrones premiere. Photo / AP.
Clearly, top designers were on hand to dress the Game of Thrones cast for their final red carpet premiere, with Harrington sporting a black suit by Givenchy.
The dashing look was a far cry from Harrington's on-screen wardrobe as Jon Snow, where his faux fur capes were made of faux fur rugs.
Harrington became an unofficial pin-up for leather and power shoulders, with his fur capes famously made from $79 Ikea carpet.
"We cut and we shaved them and added strong leather straps," Game of Thrones' costume designer, Michele Clapton, said in a 2016 interview.
