Emilia Clarke Stuns In The Row At 'Ponies' Premiere

Emilia Clarke Shines in The Row's Quiet Luxury

Emilia Clarke made a grand entrance at the New York City premiere of her latest Peacock series, "Ponies," on Wednesday night, turning heads with her stunning ensemble from The Row. Known for her role in "Game of Thrones," Clarke once again demonstrated her fashion prowess by embracing the label's signature quiet luxury. She wore a sleek wool-blend black dress featuring an off-the-shoulder neckline and dramatic cape-like sleeves, epitomizing modern elegance.

“The Row’s rise reflects a maturing market where both heritage logos and minimalist design coexist as symbols of lasting value,” Elizabeth Layne, Rebag’s chief marketing officer, told WWD.

Accessorizing with Subtle Sophistication

To complement her minimalist chic look, Clarke chose Herbert Levine satin pumps in black, maintaining a cohesive and understated aesthetic. Adding a touch of sparkle, she wore a shimmering necklace from Chaumet, a brand she proudly represents as an ambassador. Her beauty look was equally impeccable, with hair styled in a slicked-back manner with a middle part, and makeup featuring defined brows, lined eyes, and a bold red lip.

A New Era for The Row

Founded by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen in 2005, The Row has evolved into a powerhouse in the fashion world, especially in the resale market. The brand’s handbags have reached a remarkable 97 percent resale value, distinguishing it in the "unicorn" category. As Clarke continues to captivate audiences with her on-screen talents, she also sets trends with her fashion choices, collaborating with stylist Emma Jade Morrison to perfect her red carpet appearances.

'Ponies' – A Thrilling New Series

In "Ponies," Clarke stars alongside Haley Lu Richardson, portraying two secretaries at the American embassy in 1970s Moscow who become CIA operatives after their husbands' untimely deaths. The series promises intrigue and excitement, and is now available to stream on Peacock, offering viewers a thrilling blend of espionage and drama.