Anyone who follows celebrity fashion knows that Hollywood residents love to bare everything in sheer or cut-out bare dresses, and now Anya Taylor-Joy and stylist Ryan Hastings consider an unusual but less exposed silhouette to the a-listers: a half-naked dress.

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga Returns to New York to Promote After its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, Taylor-Joy stopped by the late show with Stephen Colbert on Wednesday 5/22 and unexpectedly wore a Mugler dress for the Fall of 2024.

From the front, this piece is like an enhanced mini Taylor Joy, which can be worn on talk shows to tell her on-screen alter ego Her leather dress has cape-like shoulders extending into a tight-fitting, ruched bodice, which looks like a black fringe Things hang from the right side then Taylor Joy turns around and notices that anyone passing by is being fooled. This is not an ordinary full coverage dress.

As the photographer revealed, when she asks Taylor Joy for a 180-degree turn, she reveals a stunningly naked design. Taylor Joy's entire back is exposed, with rows and rows of thin black belts holding the dress together. Some of the burgundy leather wraps around from the front to hide her waist, but on the other side there is only a whisper of the belt. The shoulders of the dress do not even cover her actual shoulders; they are structured in such a way that they only seem to hide her skin from the front. Voilà, half-naked dress.

Contrasting fabrics and edgy belt details are the difference between night and day from Taylor Joy's Cannes looks. That's a little more than the day before in New York City, when Taylor Joy attended the press in a painterly custom Marni mini dress and a series of small white sundresses.

Stars like Zendaya and Margot Robbie have either fully committed to "method dressing" their recent press tour, or have opted for a red carpet look. Even though she refers to the character in pet styling, Anya Taylor-Joy is a nod to Furiosa's post-apocalyptic setting through her clothes. A number of works by Taylor Joy paid tribute to the titular character with a red and black color scheme, metal hardware and, in the case of a memorable vintage pull, a pointed arrow all over.

Taylor Joy has covered a range of aesthetics - sweet sundresses one day, dramatic semi—naked dresses next - look easy. All of the films she recently told reporters are 1 of the hardest films to create. "I've never been more alone than making that film," the actress told the New York Times. "I don't want to go too deep into it, but everything I thought would be easy was hard."