Tessa Thompson's got some impeccable style spunk which is very much visible in her promotional spree during Men in Black: International. As the film releases today, we go back to how Tessa rocked some looks as she promoted the film with Chris Hemsworth. We have got to say, she sure has some quirky taste in fashion which perhaps only she can pull off with so much panache. Tessa Thompson Lets Her Curls Down And Looks Stunning In The Cover Of Marie Claire Magazine - View Pics

Right from her stunningly kitschy Versace dress to the edgy Robert Wun suit, Tessa has been a delight to look at during her promotional spree. The coolest part is how she has styled her hair to match with all her quirks! All this while keeping her makeup game as minimal but lovely as possible. Chris Hemsworth And Tessa Thompson Tour To Russia For Men In Black: International Promotion With Frank The Pug (And He Is Super Cute)!

Well, we can go on but you can probably check them all out below!

Tessa Thompson in a Versace dress

 

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✌🏾London, thank u. & This is a video where you can see this @Versace situation that happened to me while I was doing all the Thangs.

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Thompson rocks the Robert Wun suit

Tessa's bold move with this Versace suit

Dope braids, Tessa!

How cool does this metallic Rodarte ensemble look on Tessa?

At the black carpet of Men in Black: International's premiere that took place in New York City, the actress told Variety about how inspiring her role is in the film. “The truth is, so many women have asked me — and men, too — have said, ‘What does it mean that a whole generation of young girls can see themselves in this film?’” Thompson says.

“That’s significant…But I also think it’s important that young boys, folks that are gender queer, non-binary get to see me in this space because we just need more representation. It’s important to go into a cinema and to relate to a protagonist who doesn’t look like you, who doesn’t have your particulars. I think that’s what movies are designed to do, is to make us more empathetic and compassionate towards the other, and we have never needed that more — certainly in American history, but I think in a global sphere. That’s always what I want to do on film,” she concludes.

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