Shop the look for less: Killing Eve’s Jodie Comer reaches fashion icon status as fans go wild for Villanelle’s wardrobe
If you still can't get enough of Villanelle's style we’ve gone one better and found a selection of high street copycat styles, so you can shop Villanelle’s look for less:'Villanelle is in a "love bubble" – she's in Amsterdam and is writing love letters to Eve. I foundand tied it in a way that it isn't usually worn to give it a '50s feel and took it slightly off the shoulder to give it a wide neck.
are also in contrast to a day scene. Pink plays quite heavily in that moment – she stands out in her love bubble. It's very romantic'.Villanelle's in dress- up mode. She plays characters when she wants to kill,' says Charlotte. 'When Villanelle wears a wig, you know she's not playing herself. In light of this, we wanted a look which was more boho than Villanelle would be. I found this incredible raspberry pink fur coat from Armani.
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