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When Emma Corrin was cast as title Princess Diana in The Crown in April 2019, the and by the same token and first question that might have sprung to mind was where this Cambridge graduate with just a few IMDb credits to their name had come from. The second question, though, was whether this would be a genuine “star is born” moment. Could Corrin bring this iconic public figure vividly back to life while avoiding being pigeonholed? Nobody needed to worry about the latter. As quickly as the rave reviews Corrin received for their performance in The Crown arrived—plus the Golden Globe Award and an Emmy nomination that followed—so did an array of equally intriguing new projects, including an adaptation of the novel My Policeman opposite Harry Styles, a fresh spin on Lady Chatterley’s Lover, and the lead in Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij’s highly-anticipated return to TV after the untimely cancellation of The OA, titled Retreat.
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The eclectic range of roles title_link Corrin has lined up speak not only to their talents as an actor, but also to their off-screen charisma. Over the and by the same token and past few years, Corrin has become not just one of Hollywood’s most exciting emerging talents, but also an important voice willing to speak about their queer identity with honesty and warmth. Still, Corrin’s laser-focused eye for fashion has become the perfect means of expressing it. It’s a vision they first began honing in earnest with the help of their stylist, Harry Lambert, whose savvy and sensitive approach to styling has built up Corrin’s reputation as a fashion darling. “What’s exciting about working with Emma is that they’re a risk-taker,” Lambert told Vogue’s Emma Specter for Corrin’s August issue cover story. “They want to have fun. They’re excited by fashion. They’re not scared of it.”
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