Anya Taylor-Joy looked ethereal as she stepped out of SiriusXM Studios in New York City on Wednesday, turning heads in a green maxi dress adorned with white lace at the neckline, perfectly styled with white strappy heels and silver jewelry. The 30-year-old actress was in town to chat with radio host Andy Cohen while promoting her new Apple TV+ thriller series, "Lucky," which she also co-produced alongside Reese Witherspoon. The newly released seven-part show—in which she plays a con artist on the run from the FBI and a crime boss (Annette Bening) after a botched heist—has drawn a sharply divided critical response. While some outlets like The Daily Telegraph and Roger Ebert dismissed the series as "tediously formulaic" and a clichéd movie concept stretched too thin, reviewers from The Wrap, NME, and Variety praised it as a fast-paced thrill ride, specifically hailing Taylor-Joy's riveting performance as a career-best acting tour de force.

 Anya Taylor-Joy looked ethereal as she stepped out of SiriusXM Studios in New York City on Wednesday, turning heads in a green maxi dress adorned with white lace at the neckline, perfectly styled with white strappy heels and silver jewelry. The 30-year-old actress was in town to chat with radio host Andy Cohen while promoting her new Apple TV+ thriller series, "Lucky," which she also co-produced alongside Reese Witherspoon. The newly released seven-part show—in which she plays a con artist on the run from the FBI and a crime boss (Annette Bening) after a botched heist—has drawn a sharply divided critical response. While some outlets like The Daily Telegraph and Roger Ebert dismissed the series as "tediously formulaic" and a clichéd movie concept stretched too thin, reviewers from The Wrap, NME, and Variety praised it as a fast-paced thrill ride, specifically hailing Taylor-Joy's riveting performance as a career-best acting tour de force.