Evan Rachel Wood Spotted in Dolce & Gabbana Suit: Get Her Look

Based on the ‘The Southern Vampire Mysteries’ novels, True Blood has been turned into yet another successful US television series, joining the ranks of Lost, Prison Break and 24. With the intrigue surrounding vampires and vampire movies over the past few years, it was bound to be a hit and it’s already on it’s fourth season.

Young actress Evan Rachel Wood has appeared in the series on and off through-out the second and third series as Sophie-Anne Leclerq, a 500 year old Vampire Queen of Louisiana, but now she is back for Season 4 and to celebrate, the cast attended an exclusive premiere, held at the ArcLight Cinemas Cinerama Dome in Hollywood, California on Tuesday 21st June.

Evan appeared on the red-carpet sporting a new pixie hair-do that had everybody talking. Perhaps taking a leaf out of Emma Watson’s book, her fair locks had been snipped into a short cropped style which she styled into a dramatic quiff. She added natural eye make-up and red lips along with a small pair of stud earrings. To dramatise her look even more, Evan went all out and wore Dolce & Gabbana grey tailored pants and waistcoat with leopard print patterned back, with a flash of colour from some braces. She teamed the look with Jimmy Choo mesh pumps.

Evan has cleverly managed to give the masculine outfit a cute, feminine twist.

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