Anya Taylor-Joy kicked off the final day of Glastonbury 2024 in style, spotted at Worthy Farm in anticipation of Shania Twain’s performance.
The Furiosa star rocked an edgy look, pairing an olive-green khaki jacket with a mini dress and matching boots. Completing her ensemble with a beanie, skinny sunglasses, and casually holding a cigarette, Taylor-Joy exuded cool festival vibes. Standing next to her was model friend Cara Delevingne.
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The blonde beauty posted a series of festival photos on her Instagram, showing her and Cara enjoying themselves to the fullest.
In one snapshot, the pair lounged on the steps, sporting hydrating eye masks to soothe their under-eye puffiness, likely a result of their enthusiastic partying. Another close-up selfie showcased the actress, highlighting her bold red lip.
Fans were obsessed with the duo and flocked to the comments to express their FOMO.
"I love Anya and Cara’s friendship," said one fan. Another user wrote, "Anya has so many besties, what a great and beautiful young woman."
Anya Taylor-Joy Recalls Feeling Isolated While Filming Furiosa
The Queen's Gambit star has been quite active recently. After her stunning appearances during award show season, she's been spotted at fashion shows and Tiffany & Co. events, where she serves as an ambassador.
But this comes after she experienced some loneliness while filming Furiosa. Reflecting on her role in the movie, Taylor-Joy revealed she felt isolated and lonely during filming, pushing herself both mentally and physically through challenging times on set.
She revealed, "I was really pushing the boundaries of what my body and mind could do. I was driving through the streets of Sydney like, ‘I haven’t seen a single person in months. I haven’t seen anybody who doesn’t look like they’re in the Wasteland. I’ve been living in an alien world.'"
"My favorite flowers have always been seeded dandelions or the daisies that grow through concrete. I think I wanted to be placed in concrete. I wanted to understand how that would feel. When you get too comfortable, you stop growing," she added.
