If the glass slipper fits.
Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot channeled their beloved Disney characters as they stepped out on the red carpet at the Los Angeles premiere of “Snow White” Saturday.
The actresses turned the El Capitan Theatre into a fairytale as they celebrated the release of the long-awaited live-action remake, which stars Zegler, 23, as Snow White and Gadot, 39, as the Evil Queen.
Zegler looked just like a princess, posing in a Christian Dior pale pink strapless gown complete with a voluminous maxi skirt.
The corset-style bodice was adorned with butterfly appliqués on the chest and a thin belt around the waist.
The star styled her long brown hair in a luxurious updo, accessorizing with a diamond necklace and dangling diamond earrings from Chopard jewelry.
Gadot, meanwhile took a darker approach to her outfit, just as her character would.
She donned a black lace Chloé maxi dress, featuring a voluminous, ruffled miniskirt layered overtop.
Her hair was pin-straight and slicked down into a sleek middle part, while her makeup was minimal yet sultry.
Gadot topped off her evil ensemble with a gold and black statement necklace and a few large rings.
Earlier last week, Zegler wore another princess-inspired number as she sang the original song “Waiting on a Wish” in front of Alcázar de Segovia in Spain — the same castle that inspired the 1937 animated film.
The “West Side Story” star stunned in a white Elie Saab gown covered in elegant beaded designs and white flower petals.
She paired her look with a crystallized apple-shaped purse, a nod to the poisoned fruit she bit in the film, and silver strappy heels.
The film has been marred with behind-the-scenes drama following backlash on casting choice. The company scaled back the premiere and opted not to media outlets to interview the cast on the red carpet.
Though Zegler and Gadot posed together on the red carpet, the latter promoted the film solo earlier in the weekend amid reports of tension between the pair, reportedly over politics.
We hope there can be more magical fashion moments, at least.
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