Finally after almost a month I’m able to make the Oscars update!!

Back on Sunday, February 24, Emilia attended the 91st Annual Academy Awards – where she was a presenter.

We could notice that she is back being a brunette!! I like her so much more like this ♥ for the ceremony she wore a custom-made Balmain gown in metallic lavender embellished with 300,000 Swarovski crystals, jewelry by Niwaka and Jimmy Choo shoes.

For the Vanity Fair after party she wore a Rosie Assoulin Fall 2019 Ready-to-Wear orange gown with shoes by Christian Louboutin and jewelry by Santo and Nak Armstrong. (thanks to Emilia Style for all the infos!)

Several photos from the evening have now been added to the gallery, be sure to check them out and enjoy!

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY – The great battle is over.

The snowy ground is streaked with blood.

Beloved heroes lay dead outside the castle gates.

Winterfell is quiet.

And then…

A sudden roar from above. A gust of wind. A blur of low-flying movement.

A dragon?

No.

An ice dragon?

Worse.

“F—king spoiler helicopter just flew right over the set!” says an alarmed crew member.

This could be a disaster. It’s April 2018 on the set of the final season of Game of Thrones in Northern Ireland. The helicopter seemingly came out of nowhere and flew directly over a ridiculously sensitive scene from the show’s final season. The production is supposed to have government-protected airspace — no planes, no drones, and sure as the seven hells no mystery choppers buzzing Winterfell. If paparazzi armed with cameras were on board, their photos would cause an explosion in the entertainment universe. Did anybody get its tail number?

The production calls the Civil Aviation Authority to track down the pilot’s identity while showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss are informed of the potential breach. As usual, they are calm. You cannot command a set as sprawling and intense as Game of Thrones and lose your cool every time there might be a catastrophe or you’d never stop hyperventilating.

“There’s always a crisis, there’s always an imminent disaster,” Benioff says. “You never quite know where it’s coming from but, over time, you get a sense of where the real catastrophes are and which ones are probably going to be okay.”

After a tense hour, the news comes down: It was a police helicopter. So GoT’s secrets remain safe for now. All the while, the production never stopped moving. The show must go on, after all, and the HBO drama’s final season is the biggest show on the planet, spending 10 months filming just six episodes for its climactic season 8. Expectations are incredibly high.

“The fans will not be let down,” says director David Nutter. “There are a lot of firsts in these episodes. There’s the funniest sequence I’ve ever shot on this show, the most emotional and compelling scene I’ve ever shot, and there’s one scene where there’s so many [major characters] together it feels like you’re watching a superhero movie.”

Nutter tackled three episodes in the final season, including a calm-before-the-storm entry that might surprise viewers with its play-like intimacy. The showrunners also directed one episode: the mysterious series finale. (More on that in a bit.)

But it’s the season’s most ambitious entry — arguably the most difficult-to-produce episode in television history — that’s expected to be particularly staggering.

OMAZE – The end of Game of Thrones is almost here… and you’ll be one of the first to see how it all begins. But there’s even more. You’ll be with the one-and-only Khaleesi, Protector of the Realm, Mother of Dragons, Emilia Clarke! For one night only, but forever in your heart, you’ll be pinned as Emilia’s honorary Hand of the Queen. (That’s a step above VIP status!) You’ll walk the red carpet at the legendary Radio City Music Hall, see how the the highly anticipated final season begins, share a toast with Emilia at the exclusive after-party and take countless selfies of this night to remember. Bending of the knee is optional—but still appreciated. We’ve got your flights (not on dragons) and hotel covered.

YOU AND A FRIEND WILL:

• Walk the red carpet at the Game of Thrones season premiere and be one of the first fans to see the return of the final season
• Toast with the Mother of Dragons herself, Emilia Clarke, at the official after-party and take some royally badass selfies
• Get flown out to NYC and put up in a 4-star hotel

Emilia is featured on the cover of Elle France – November 23 issue – with an amazing new photoshoot! This must be one of my favorite of her so far.

Digital scans from the issue and outtakes have now been added to the gallery! Let’s hope more will be released sometime soon. Enjoy!

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY – Daenerys Targaryen and Jon Snow return on this week’s cover of Entertainment Weekly.

In the latest issue, we go behind the scenes of Game of Thrones, the most secretive series on television, for the HBO epic’s final season.

From an emotional table read to staging the show’s biggest battle yet to a preview of the season 8’s mysterious storyline, the new issue is an exclusive first look at the show’s six remaining episodes from the set in Northern Ireland.

“It’s about all of these disparate characters coming together to face a common enemy, dealing with their own past, and defining the person they want to be in the face of certain death,” co-executive producer Bryan Cogman says. “It’s an incredibly emotional haunting bittersweet final season and I think it honors very much what [author George R.R. Martin] set out to do — which is flipping this kind of story on its head.”

On the cover, Emilia Clarke and Kit Harington embrace in the first official photo from the set of the final season. The actors endured a grueling 10-month shoot to create just six episodes amid the cast and crew’s obsession to make every detail of the final hours as excellent as possible.

“It’s relentless; scenes that would have been a one-day shoot five years ago are now a five-day shoot,” Harington says. “They want to get it right, they want to shoot everything every single way so they have options.”

Agrees Clarke: “[Camera] checks take longer, costumes are a bit better, hair and makeup a bit sharper — every choice, every conversation, every attitude, has this air of ‘this is it.’ Everything feels more intense.” (source)

On Friday night (October 26), Emilia attended the 2018 BAFTA Los Angeles Britannia Awards, where she was honored with the Britannia Award for British Artist of the Year.

Emilia looked gorgeous weaing a Dior dress with Balmain blazer, Nak Armstrong earrings and Stephen Webster rings (thanks to EmiliaStyle for the infos!)

Several photos from the event have now been added to the gallery, be sure to check them out and enjoy! :)