Anya Taylor-Joy embraces her co-star Mia Goth at the LA premiere of their film Emma.

On Tuesday, Anya Taylor-Joy had an affectionate reunion with her castmate Mia Goth at the West Hollywood premiere of their film Emma.

The 23-year-old Cannes Chopard Trophy winner and the 26-year-old Independent Spirit Award winner happily embraced each other as they caught up at DGA Theater Complex.

In Autumn de Wilde’s big-screen adaptation of based on Jane Austen’s 1815 novel Emma, Anya stars as matchmaker Emma Woodhouse who meddles with her friend Harriet Smith’s (Mia) love life.  

‘We’re all hot messes throughout this entire film, which is wonderful,’ Taylor-Joy told Glamour UK on Tuesday.

‘I put a lot of pressure on myself and I had a panic attack on set one day just because the hours are really intense and I’m in every single scene and I was trying to learn all of these different skills whilst also filming. I had a panic attack and my instant reaction was, “I’ve messed up!”

‘And the love that I got from everybody on that set meant I was only down for half an hour, but half an hour for me is like, “I’ve delayed filming for half an hour!” Everyone was just so kind me and they were like, “You’re doing great and this is a lot and it’s okay to have a wobble.” So, I think they just made me a bit more comfortable with being human.’

The Focus Features rom-com marked the British blondes’ second film together after co-starring in Sergio G. Sánchez’s 2017 horror flick Marrowbone.  

Anya flaunted substantial cleavage in a white vintage Bob Mackie gown and peep-toe heels selected by ‘image architect’ Law Roach.

The retro embellished dress featured pearl-tipped detailing on the choker and fringe down the back.

Hairstylist Carlos Ferraz coiffed the Dark Crystal actress’ piecey French twist updo for the red carpet festivities.

Make-up artist Nathalie Eleni brought out the Miami-born, Argentine and English beauty’s distinctive wide-set big brown eyes. 

Meanwhile, Goth slipped her slim 5ft7in figure in a b&w strapless dress and black strappy stilettos selected by stylist Ryan Hastings.

Hairstylist Gregory Russell smoothed out the half-Brazilian Brit’s middle-parted flaxen locks, while make-up artist Georgie Eisdell applied her winged cat eyeliner and pink pout.

‘I think now everyone’s their own little Emma Woodhouse with dating apps, they’re sort of matchmaking for themselves, so our film’s a form of escapism,’ the Staggering Girl stunner told ES Magazine last week.

‘Now marriage is more sentimental [rather than financial]. There aren’t the same economic pressures. In many ways it’s now more pure, because people get married solely for love rather than to make sure they get their pigs and sheep.’  

In 2018, Mia famously split with her Nymphomaniac co-star Shia LaBeouf, whom she was never technically married to, according to Nevada’s Clark County.

Goth and Taylor-Joy were joined at the California premiere by their castmates Bill Nighy and Johnny Flynn, as well as their director Autumn de Wilde.

Emma. – finally hitting US theaters this Friday – boasts an 89% Rotten Tomatoes rating, but it’s only earned $3.2M since opening last Friday in the UK.