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Anya Taylor-Joy Brings Renaissance Romance to Tiffany’s Venice Gala for the Blue Book’s Fall Chapter

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Jewelry brand ambassadorships have a way of producing some of the most memorable red carpet moments of any given year, especially when a designer’s storytelling vision meets a location as visually rich as Venice. Few pairings this year have delivered on that promise quite like the latest chapter in one actress’s ongoing partnership with a legendary jewelry house.

Anya Taylor-Joy has spent years cultivating a close relationship with Tiffany & Co., serving as one of the brand’s most visible ambassadors across campaigns, red carpets, and major events. Her looks for the label have never followed a single template, ranging from bold red feathers by Dilara Fındıkoğlu to sculptural silhouettes by Del Core, giving her appearances a genuine sense of unpredictability each time out.

That reputation for variety carried through to her latest outing, where Taylor-Joy attended Tiffany & Co.’s gala in Venice marking the fall chapter of the brand’s Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden collection. She wore a mint-green strapless gown from Zuhair Murad’s Spring 2026 Couture collection, featuring Renaissance-inspired corsetry and a sweeping overskirt, paired with Tiffany & Co. diamonds, posing beside the Grand Canal as part of the September 18 event held at Fondaco dei Tedeschi.

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The Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden collection, designed by Nathalie Verdeille, Tiffany & Co.’s Senior Vice President and Chief Artistic Officer, alongside the brand’s design studio, explores natural motifs including gardens, ripened fruits, and flourishing vines through exceptional gemstones. That thematic focus made Venice, with its own rich history of art and craftsmanship, a fitting backdrop for the collection’s fall showcase.

Taylor-Joy’s diamond necklace for the evening reportedly featured a pear-shaped diamond as its centerpiece, complementing the gown’s romantic, Renaissance-leaning silhouette. Her choice to keep the rest of her styling relatively minimal allowed both the couture gown and the statement jewelry to take center stage against the canal backdrop.

Taylor-Joy’s relationship with Tiffany & Co. extends well beyond individual red carpet appearances. She has fronted multiple campaigns for the brand, including 2024’s “With Love, Since 1837,” which followed her through New York City, and 2025’s globally shot “Love Is a Gift” campaign, which spanned Los Angeles, New York, London, and Tokyo.

She has previously described her role with the label in personal terms, having said it was “an honor to be the face of Tiffany & Co.’s high jewelry campaign,” citing the house’s long-standing history of design and craftsmanship as something she felt genuinely connected to. That kind of consistent brand loyalty has made her one of the more recognizable faces associated with Tiffany’s red carpet and campaign presence over the past several years.

Taylor-Joy’s appearance in Venice also reflects her continued presence across the luxury fashion circuit more broadly. She serves as an ambassador for both Tiffany & Co. and Dior, recently sitting front row for Jonathan Anderson’s collection during Paris Fashion Week, giving her a consistent presence across some of the industry’s most closely watched events throughout the year.

With the Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden collection now fully unveiled through its Venice showcase, Taylor-Joy’s romantic, canal-side moment adds another striking chapter to her ongoing partnership with the jewelry house.

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