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Kate Winslet cut a cool figure in a baggy white suit for a preview and Q&A of her 2023 film Lee at the BFI in Southbank on Sunday.
The English actress, 48, exposed some chest in the double-barrelled trouser suit she wore with a black shirt.
She finished her look with black loafers and accessorised with a silver sun necklace with a blue nucleus and a large pair of gold hoops.
Lee is biographical drama telling the story of American ex-model Lee Miller who took photographs of poignant moments during World War II for Vogue magazine.
Starring Kate in the titular role, Lee also boasts Josh O’Connor, Marion Cotillard, Andy Samberg, and Alexander Skarsgard.
Kate Winslet, 48, cut a cool figure in a baggy white suit for a preview and Q&A of her 2023 film Lee at the BFI in Southbank on Sunday
The English actress exposed some chest in the double-barrelled trouser suit she wore with a black shirt
She finished her look with a silver sun necklace with a blue nucleus and a large pair of gold hoops
On stage at the British Film Institute, Kate donned a pair of black thick-framed glasses to connect with her audience
Kate was joined onstage by Anna Smith, a film critic, broadcaster, and host of Girls On Film podcast UK.
Lee premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in September 2023 but will hit UK cinemas on September 13.
During filming, Kate personally paid all the crew’s salaries for two weeks due to ‘precarious’ financing.
In August, it was revealed that Kate will be heading to Australia to further promote the film.
Lee was directed by Ellen Kuras and was written by Liz Hannah, John Collee, and Marion Hume.
It is based on The Lives Of Lee Miller by Antony Penrose, 76, the son of Lee and Sir Roland Penrose.
Lee died in 1977 in East Sussex at the age of 70.
Lee is biographical drama telling the story of American ex-model Lee Miller who took photographs of poignant moments during World War II for Vogue magazine
Starring Kate in the titular role, Lee also boasts Josh O’Connor, Marion Cotillard, Andy Samberg, and Alexander Skarsgard
On stage at the British Film Institute, Kate donned a pair of black thick-framed glasses to connect with her audience
She laughed and gesticulated as she discussed aspects of the film from questions posed by the eager audience
Kate was joined onstage by Anna Smith, a film critic, broadcaster, and host of Girls On Film podcast UK
Kate told Vogue: ‘Lee was a woman who lived her life on her terms and she paid a horrific emotional price for all of it.
‘I wanted to tell the story of a flawed middle-aged woman who went to war and documented it.’
Antony said: ‘When I saw Kate all those years ago in Titanic, what I loved was that she wasn’t afraid to get wet, to get dirty, to fall in the water, to get roughed up.
‘I thought she would make a fantastic Lee Miller.’
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