All of the Amazing Beauty Looks From the "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" Premiere

Working with stylist Micaela Erlanger, she opted for De Beers diamond jewelry and a shiny, ruffled Alexander McQueen gown that had actually been requested pre-pandemic, according to Vogue. The event it was originally planned for was canceled and finally, two years later, it got its moment.

Styled by Thomas Carter Phillips, Gurira wore an Elie Saab couture gown trimmed with velvet panels and dramatic silk puff sleeves.

Hello, redhead Coel. Hairstylist Zateesha Barbour used Wella Hair to "create a fiery, intense copper tone." Keeping a little length on top for added texture, Barbour used the Color Wow Curl Wow FLO-ETRY Vital Natural Serum ($30) to "make the curls pop," and kept her brows a natural brown. Bernicia Boateng kept to copper makeup tones to perfectly complement Coel's hair.

Coel, who joins the "Black Panther" cast for this sequel playing Aneka, wore a chic black bespoke Ricardo Tisci dress to really make her hair stand out. Styled by Georgia Medley, the tank top half of the dress transformed into a semi-sheer lace skirt.

Wearing a maxi trench coat with a draped cape by Erdem, Erivo did not come to play. Working with stylist Jadon Bolden, the outfit was covered in a floral print and teamed with thigh-high Casadei black boots.

Aside from that hair, Dunn looked anything but mellow in yellow. Working with stylist Justin Hamilton, Dunn wore a Standing Ground dress with metallic platform heels and glamorous drop earrings. The column dress featured an intricate knotted band around the hips in the same fabric to create a sculptural triumph.

Pinnock opted for a corseted, strapless gown from Nafsika Skourti's fall/winter collection. Styled by Georgia Medley, the silver and black bodice finished at the waist before the black skirt with thigh-high splits finished the look. Accessorized with De Beers jewelry, black opera gloves, and a Mach & Mach handbag, Pinnock oozed power.

The metallic trend certainly suits Amfo, who rocked the Christopher Kane chainmail dress to the premiere. With cutout panels at the waist and the thighs and thin chains holding the dress together, the look was both daring and glamorous.

Taking us back to the "Strictly Come Dancing" dance floor, Odudu wore a silver flapper-style dress. Working with stylist Thomas George Wulbern, she wore The Attico mesh dress with asymmetric hemline and leather straps with Jimmy Choo sandals.

Another standout look came from Wright, who plays Shuri in the franchise, as she kept her matte makeup subtle to allow her dress to shine — literally.

Wright dazzled in a custom-made Prada dress. Styled by Shiona Turini, the simple column floor-length gown was completely embellished in crystals that picked up the light with every step.

Kasumba, who plays Ayo in the film, wore the dress of dreams. The halter-neck column gown was embellished with jewel-toned crystals of all shapes and sizes all over that shone as she walked the black carpet.

The new "Love Island" host Maya Jama had her hair waved and swept into a bun. Hairstylist Jay Birmingham pulled out pieces to frame the front of her face and kept the curls voluminous for a cool, messy effect.

Jama's plunging gown put her in the spotlight. With stylist Shaquille Ross-Williams, the pair opted for a gorgeous Haute Couture dress by Stephane Rolland with embroidered skirt and mesh panel across the chest. Adding a breastplate necklace, the look was certainly a winner.

"Love Island" favorites Indiyah and Dami took couple dressing to a new level in their matching green looks. Indiyah's plunging minidress was the exact same shade as Dami's top.