Cate Blanchett wears quirky white suit with huge orange pupil as she promotes new movie Pinocchio

She never fails to make a glamorously chic appearance on the red carpet.

And this occasion was no different for Cate Blanchett who wore a quirky white suit with a huge orange pupil on it as she promotes her new film Pinnochio.

The 53-year-old Australian actress, who plays Sprezzatura in the animated movie led by co-star Gregory Mann as Pinocchio, looked slick in her unique outfit as she posed for pictures at the BFI London Film Festival at the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday.

Chic: Cate Blanchett wore a quirky white suit with a huge orange pupil on it as she promotes her new film Pinnochio

Unique: The 53-year-old Australian actress, who plays Sprezzatura in the animated movie led by co-star Gregory Mann as Pinocchio, looked slick in her unique outfit

Cate also showcased a plunging neckline in the the shoulder-padded blazer, which also had black feather detailing coming out of the eye as eyelashes.

The double-breasted blazer, which had a white base to it, stood out from her matching white suit pants which were kept as one colour.

She wore a pair of black platform sandals with a heel to add some height to her frame.

Actress Cate looked elegant with her quiffed-front up-do, leaving her short blonde locks to be pushed back from her face.

Strike a pose: Cate looked fantastic as she posed for pictures at the BFI London Film Festival at the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday

Having fun: The double-breasted blazer, which had a white base to it, stood out from her matching white suit pants which were kept as one colour

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Centre piece: She wore a pair of black platform sandals with a heel to add some height to her frame

This revealed her one-sided jewellery choice, only wearing a gold ear cuff on her left lobe.

It also showcased her model-like features, wearing classic makeup to enhance her lashes, add a flush to her cheeks and a flick of warm nude lip colour to finish off.

The premiere in London on Saturday saw a whole host of names from Hollywood who also co-star in the film with Cate.

Lots of them were pictured holding the miniature figurine of Pinocchio as they celebrated their new movie’s world premiere.

Beaming: Actress Cate looked elegant with her quiffed-front up-do, leaving her short blonde locks to be pushed back from her face

Poser: Cate also showcased a plunging neckline in the the shoulder-padded blazer, which also had black feather detailing coming out of the eye as eyelashes

Red carpet ready: Cate’s updo revealed her one-sided jewellery choice, only wearing a gold ear cuff on her left lobe

Celebration: Her model-like features were showcased with her hair worn back, wearing classic makeup to enhance her lashes, add a flush to her cheeks and a flick of warm nude lip colour

The film directed by Guillermo del Toro retells the famous fairytale by Carlo Collodi, about a wooden puppet coming to life with the dreams of becoming a real boy.

Taking place in 1930s Fascist Italy, Pinocchio ends up not being a nice boy by constantly lying, causing mischief and trouble.

The new Netflix movie’s director Guillermo Del Toro was supported by his wife of one year, Kim Morgan, a film critic and writer. 

Colleagues: The premiere in London on Saturday saw a whole host of names from Hollywood who also co-star in the film with Cate (pictured with director Guillermo Del Toro)

Embrace: Guillermo Del Toro and Cate Blanchett share a moment on the red carpet for the world premiere of his latest movie Pinocchio

Support: The new Netflix movie’s director Guillermo Del Toro was supported by his wife of one year Kim Morgan, a film critic and writer

Star role: A young Gregory Mann (pictured) plays the main character of Pinocchio in the Netflix film

The voice cast includes Aussie star Cate Blanchett as Sprezzatura, the monkey assistant of Count Volpe, played by Christoph Waltz, who befriends and supports Pinocchio.

A young Gregory Mann plays the main character of Pinocchio in the Netflix film, Ewan McGregor plays Sebastian J. Cricket, an insect living inside the protagonist.

This is Gregory’s third film credit, first appearing in the Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society in 2018 and Cats in 2019.

David Bradley is Master Geppetto, Tilda Swinton plays the Wood Sprite magical fairy, Ron Perlman as Podesta and Finn Wolfhard as the Candlewick.

Star: The voice cast includes Aussie star Cate Blanchett as Sprezzatura, the monkey assistant of Count Volpe, played by Christoph Waltz (pictured), who befriends and supports Pinocchio

Joyous occasion: David Bradley (pictured) plays the Master Geppetto in Pinocchio, and is pictured holding the miniature figurine at the premiere on Saturday

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Co-stars: From left to right, Christoph Waltz, Cate Blanchett, David Bradley, Gregory Mann and Burn Gorman at the world premiere for Pinocchio on Saturday

They all turned out for a great Saturday evening together celebrating the new launch. 

Earlier this month, Cate brought a flair of drama to another of her premieres at the 60th New York Film Festival

ate Blanchett brought a flair of drama to the premiere of her latest film, Tár, during the 60th New York Film Festival held at Alice Tully Hall, at the Lincoln Center.

The 53-year-old star looked elegant as ever in a black bodysuit that featured bell bottoms and dramatic frilly sleeves with a white hem for some added contrast.

The psychological drama film centers around Cate’s stunning portrayal of a fictional tyrannical maestro, Lydia Tár, whose reputation slowly begins to unravel.

Celebrating film: British producer and actress Trudie Styler looked elegant in a pale blue as she posed on the red carpet in London

Team: The cast for Pinocchio pose for a group picture to celebrate the launch of their film, which is to go onto the streaming service in December