Jodie Turner-Smith Blends Computers And Fashion For Sci-Fi Movie Premiere

Jodie Turner-Smith is turning heads once again, this time taking futuristic fashion to a new level as she steps onto the "Tron: Ares" premiere red carpet.

The actress, known for her daring style, previously wowed at the Fashion Awards in December 2024 in a gold-embellished gown, demonstrating that she is no stranger to making bold statements.

Jodie Turner-Smith's latest look comes as "Tron: Ares" gears up for release under director Joachim Rønning, with a powerhouse cast including Jared Leto, Greta Lee, Evan Peters, and Cameron Monaghan. 

Turner-Smith gave the "Tron: Ares" red carpet in Paris a futuristic jolt, stepping out in a couture gown literally built from discarded technology.

The star stunned in a Schiaparelli creation covered with circuit boards, computer chips, and electronic scraps stitched into a bold, sculptural design that looked straight out of the digital world her new film explores.

Styled by Law Roach, she paired the daring piece with a sparkling runway choker from the same fashion house, Tiffany HardWare link earrings, and clear heels that gave the ensemble an otherworldly finish.

According to Page Six, the dress itself debuted on Schiaparelli's Spring 2024 Haute Couture runway, where creative director Daniel Roseberry contrasted society's rush toward artificial intelligence with nostalgic nods to early 2000s technology, such as flip phones and pocket cameras.

Disney's "Tron: Ares" is reportedly gaining strong early momentum, tracking a $44 million domestic debut when it hits theaters on October 10. Deadline shared that the highly anticipated sequel already racked up $2 million in ticket presales just two weeks after they became available.

The studio has leaned into a full-throttle marketing push, including a splashy rollout at San Diego Comic-Con and ad placements during NFL and college football games.

At Disney World's Magic Kingdom, the popular Tron LightCycle Ride has been revamped with red and black lights to tie in with the movie's sleek new look.

Box office expectations position "Tron: Ares" in the same league as major releases like "Gladiator 2" and "F1," while outperforming titles like "Furiosa" and "Ready Player One."

Before turning heads in her futuristic "Tron: Ares" premiere gown, Turner-Smith was already on a winning streak with Burberry.

Elle spotlighted her role in the brand's latest campaign, "It's Always Burberry Weather: London in Love," a series of seven short films inspired by classic British rom-coms of the late 1990s and early 2000s.

The campaign capitalizes on London's rainy charm, styling parkas with partywear and tailoring trench coats to highlight the blend of romance and practicality. 

She previously made a splash in Daniel Lee's designs for Burberry at the 2023 Met Gala, wearing a pearl-covered ivory silk gown that she described as a "rebirth" moment after stepping onto the red carpet solo for the first time.

Since then, she has continued her streak with standout looks, from a gold-embellished dress at the 2024 Fashion Awards to a sleek racing coat at London Fashion Week.

Joshua Jackson's split from Turner-Smith has been making headlines, but the actor is finding balance between personal drama and a new social spotlight.

The Blast reported that Jackson returned to court, claiming Turner-Smith tried to move their daughter, Juno, to a different school without his approval.

He argued that consistency mattered most for their child, stressing that her original school was not only closer to their Calabasas rental but also essential for maintaining friendships and stability.

Even with the legal tension, Jackson caught attention in August when paparazzi spotted him in New York City strolling alongside "Bridgerton" star Simone Ashley. Though there was no display of affection, the pair appeared relaxed and upbeat, sparking speculation about their connection.

Turner-Smith is not holding back when it comes to her ongoing split from Jackson. Following reports that her ex filed a motion to block her attempt to move their daughter to a new school, she appeared to fire off a subtle jab online.

On her since-expired Instagram story, she reposted a meme originally shared by a Netflix fan account showing animated villains from films like "Toy Story 3," "Frozen," "Coco," and "Zootopia."

The caption read, "'Why don't you like that person? They seem so nice.' You know who else seemed to be nice…" Turner-Smith added a facepalm emoji and the words "stay safe out there," hinting at her feelings about her ex.

Jodie Turner-Smith has once again solidified her status as a red carpet risk-taker.