Add Page Six on Google 5 Phoebe Bridgers made her Venice Film Festival debut. BACKGRID Phoebe Bridgers made her Venice Film Festival debut in memorable fashion.
The boygenius star, 32, touched down in Italy — and immediately made waves at a photocall for her forthcoming film, “Primetime.”
It wasn’t just her sharp Gucci suit, which featured a blazer and skirt that hit above the knees, that got fans praising the star, but also the visible leg hair she had on the red carpet.
“This is the first time I’ve seen a favourite artist of mine with her leg hair out while wearing feminine clothing like it’s the most normal thing in the world (which it should be!!) Phoebe Bridgers you are so important to me,” wrote one fan. Another echoed, “phoebe wearing a feminine outfit showing her leg’s hair it’s actually very important to me.”
She accessorized with Gucci sunglasses, Stuart Weitzman pumps and a Leo Black silver signet ring — plus her shin tattoo, for good measure.
At the film’s glitzy premiere, Bridgers hit the red carpet in another head-turning look: a totally sheer Alexander McQueen gown.
The gray dress featured delicate floral embroidery along the skirt and delicate pleats up top. She added a pair of briefs under the diaphanous look, further accessorizing with a Cartier ring and chandelier earrings.
Bridgers makes her acting debut alongside Robert Pattinson, who plays Chris Hansen in the A24 film that dramatizes the rise and fall of “To Catch a Predator.” She plays Del, one of the sting operation’s decoys on the NBC show.
Pattinson wore a while pinstriped suit as he posed with partner Suki Waterhouse, who chose a lacy Saint Laurent look. Merritt Wever, Skyler Gisondo and Anna Faris also star in the flick.
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