Jessie Buckley, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Marisa Tomei flip heads in luxe appears to be like at The Bride premiere in NYC

Jessie Buckley, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Marisa Tomei turned heads in luxe looks while attending the Manhattan premiere of The Bride on Tuesday.

Buckley and Gyllenhaal were truly the women of the hour, co-hosting the film festivities for their $80 million-budget gothic romance held inside Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Rose Theater.

The 36-year-old Irish actress wore a striking teal-spotted petal skirt featuring ostrich feather hemlines with a black turtleneck top from Chanel‘s presentation at the Métiers d’Art show last December.

Buckley – who relies on stylist Danielle Goldberg – had her short bob coiffed by hairstylist Irinel de León and her minimal make-up applied by Yukari Obayashi Bush.

The two-time Oscar nominee pulled triple duty portraying murdered woman Ida, The Bride and Frankenstein author Mary Shelley in the 126-minute flick hitting US/UK theaters this Friday.

As for the 48-year-old filmmaker, her ornately-stoned puff shoulders on her black gown coordinated with her drop diamond earrings and bracelet.

(from L-R) Jessie Buckley, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Marisa Tomei turned heads in luxe looks while attending the Manhattan premiere of The Bride on Tuesday

Buckley and Gyllenhaal were truly the women of the hour, co-hosting the film festivities for their $80 million-budget gothic romance held inside Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Rose Theater

Gyllenhaal had her signature raven bob pressed into finger waves as a salute to The Bride’s 1930s Chicago setting. 

The Columbia University grad revealed that Warner Bros. Pictures ‘asked to take some’ of the violence out of her second directorial effort following early test screenings.

‘So what you’re seeing is even a little bit pulled back from what was originally in the movie,’ Gyllenhaal told the New York Times last Saturday.

‘If we’re going to see [sexual violence], we need to see it in a way that is very hard to watch, because it is very awful. And if you know anything about me, if you looked at any of my work, even starting with Secretary when I was 22, this is something that I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about. I am sure that I have been thoughtful about this particular subject, and yet it will be hard to watch. I think we can take it.’

The Bride marked the first time Gyllenhaal got to direct her younger brother Jake Gyllenhaal, who portrays a wealthy character called Ronnie Reed in the revisionist look at James Whale’s 1935 sequel Bride of Frankenstein.

The famous siblings – whose parents are director Stephen Gyllenhaal and screenwriter Naomi Foner – had a cute interaction on the red carpet.

Meanwhile, Tomei – who styles herself – easily defied her 61 years in a PJ-inspired, striped button-up blouse, matching trousers and olive suede heels.

The 36-year-old Irish actress wore a striking teal-spotted petal skirt featuring ostrich feather hemlines with a black turtleneck top from Chanel’s presentation at the Métiers d’Art show last December

Buckley – who relies on stylist Danielle Goldberg – had her short bob coiffed by hairstylist Irinel de León and her minimal make-up applied by Yukari Obayashi Bush

The two-time Oscar nominee pulled triple duty portraying murdered woman Ida, The Bride and Frankenstein author Mary Shelley in the 126-minute flick hitting US/UK theaters this Friday

As for the 48-year-old filmmaker, her ornately-stoned puff shoulders on her black gown coordinated with her drop diamond earrings and bracelet

Gyllenhaal had her signature raven bob pressed into finger waves as a salute to The Bride’s 1930s Chicago setting

The Columbia University grad revealed that Warner Bros. Pictures ‘asked to take some’ of the violence out of her second directorial effort following early test screenings

‘So what you’re seeing is even a little bit pulled back from what was originally in the movie,’ Gyllenhaal told the New York Times last Saturday

The Bride marked the first time Gyllenhaal got to direct her younger brother Jake Gyllenhaal (L), who portrays a wealthy character called Ronnie Reed in the revisionist look at James Whale’s 1935 sequel Bride of Frankenstein

The famous siblings – whose parents are director Stephen Gyllenhaal and screenwriter Naomi Foner – had a cute interaction on the red carpet

Tomei – who styles herself – easily defied her 61 years in a PJ-inspired, striped button-up blouse, matching trousers and olive suede heels