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Her upcoming film The Power Of The Dog is set to premiere at the 78th Venice International Film Festival.
And Kirsten Dunst showed off her sartorial flair as she arrived at the event’s location, Hotel Excelsior Venice Lido Resort on Thursday.
The actress, 39, could be seen wearing a smart navy blue trouser suit and cream blouse as she arrived by water taxi.
Star power: Kirsten Dunst, 39, showed off her sartorial flair in a navy trouser suit as she arrived at the Venice Film Festival ahead of her The Power Of The Dog film premiere on Thursday
The Hollywood star donned a pair of sunglasses in a bid to protect her eyes from the bright sunlight as she stepped ashore.
The screen star wore a pair of open-toed high heel shoes as she stood on the dock and posed for awaiting photographers.
Kirsten greeted fans and gave them a wave as she arrived on the water vessel before heading into the building.
Screen siren: The Hollywood star donned a pair of sunglasses in a bid to protect her eyes from the bright sunlight as she arrived by water taxi
Greeting her public: Kirsten could be seen waving to fans as she travelled across the water on the back of a boat
Speed demon: The vessel, booked for use by Netflix, sped across the water ahead of The Power Of The Dog screening, which will be available for streaming on the platform
In a recent trailer for The Power Of The Dog, Kirsten was seen being tormented by co-star Benedict Cumberbatch.
Benedict’s cruel character is seen teasing and tormenting a widow played by Kirsten as he runs a ranch in 1925 Montana alongside his brother George, played by Dunst’s real life husband Jesse Plemons.
The Western drama is the film adaptation of Thomas Savage’s 1967 novel and sees Benedict, 45, star as cowboy Phil Burbank.
Strike a pose: Kirsten playfully tilted her head to the side as she posed for awaiting photographers once on shore
Woman in the mirror: The actress donned a pair of mirrored sunglasses in a bid to protect her eyes from the bright sunlight
Hollywood calling: Kirsten was seen arriving at the Hotel Excelsior Venice Lido Resort which hosts the Venice International Film Festival annually
Taxi for Kirsten: The star looked ready for business in her suit ahead of the screening this evening, wearing a cream blouse beneath her open jacket
Leap of faith: Kirsten was lent a hand by a man at the dock as the boat arrived, with the star stepping off the vessell in her high-healed shoes
Famous face: A bank of photographers could be seen waiting for Kirsten ahead of her premiere at the festival
Making history: Kirsten could be seen standing outside the Hotel Excelsior Venice Lido Resort which has hosted the Venice Film Festival since 1932
Though Cumberbatch harasses Dunst’s character Rose and her son Peter, George takes a liking to them and marries her.
Furious at his new family members, Phil continues to lash out at Rose.
He’s then seen in a moment mentoring Peter, played by Kodi Smit-McPhee, prompting viewers to wonder if Phil could be kind or if he was plotting something sinister.
Style queen: The star wore a smart navy blue blazer with metallic buttons which glistened in the sunlight on the Italian city
Strike a pose: Her smartly pressed trousers finished at the ankle and she had on a pair of black and sliver open-toed shoes
Stepping out: Kirsten’s blonde hair rested gently on her shoulders as she walked along the wooden deck outside the hotel
Casual stance: The movie star stood with her hands in her pockets and wore a silky cream blouse
Movie magic: In a recent trailer for The Power Of The Dog, Kirsten was seen being tormented by co-star Benedict Cumberbatch
Family affair: Benedict’s character teased and tormented a widow played by Kirsten as he ran a ranch in Montana alongside his George, played by Dunst’s real life husband Jesse Plemons
Multi media: The Western drama is the film adaptation of Thomas Savage’s 1967 novel of the same name
Passing through: Kirsten could be seen boarding the boat once again after posing for photographs
Tormented: Though Cumberbatch harasses Dunst’s character Rose and her son Peter, George takes a liking to them and marries her
The Power Of The Dog’s ensemble also includes Thomasin McKenzie, Frances Conroy, Keith Carradine, Peter Carroll, and Adam Beach, among others.
It is filmmaker Jane Campion’s first time directing a feature film since Bright Star 12 years ago.
And critics are expecting the film to get a solid awards season push, according to Entertainment Weekly.
Cumberbatch’s performance already earned him the TIFF Tribute Actor award at the 2021 Toronto International Film Festival, which isn’t until next month.
The Power Of The Dog will be released November 17, 2021 in cinemas and will stream on Netflix on December 1.
Dog days: Benedict Cumberbatch demonstrated his villain skills in a tense trailer for the Western drama The Power Of The Dog
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