Kit Harington Suits Up, Myha’la Herrold Shimmers in Miu Miu and More at ‘Industry’ Season Three Red Carpet Premiere

The stars of HBO’s original series “Industry” hit the red carpet on Monday for the Season Three premiere. Kit Harington , Myha’la Herrold and more brought sleek, sophisticated modern designs to the event in New York City, featuring looks by high-profile fashion houses and labels.

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Ahead, see what Harington, Herrold and more wore at the red carpet premiere of “Industry” in New York City.

Kit Harington

Kit Harington gave suiting up a modern edge with his attire. The Emmy-nominated “Game of Thrones” alum opted for a tailored black suit by Loro Piana with a similarly hued button-down dress shirt with the collar and top button undone. Harington completed his premiere look with a pair of black patent leather shoes.

Myha’la Herrold

Myha’la Herrold opted for a shimmering minidress. The actress wore a dress courtesy of Miu Miu, which featured silver allover embellishments with a pair of white stain, pointed-toe pumps. The dress also incorporated a major trend seen on a number of red carpets throughout 2024. Herrold’s look included a dramatic cutout on the bodice of the dress that extended from the base of the neckline to below Herrold’s waistline.

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Marisa Abela

Marisa Abela, who stars in both “Industry” and the 2024 Amy Winehouse biopic “ Back to Black ,” wore a Dolce & Gabbana suited look. The actress’ attire featured an allover black monochrome color scheme. Abela also styled a trend that’s been seen on the red carpet. The actress opted for the peekaboo bra trend , which has been worn by Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Kristen Stewart and Sydney Sweeney, among others.

“Industry” follows a group of bankers and traders paving their own path in the world of business and finance in the aftermath of the 2008 economic collapse. The series premiered in November 2020. Season Three hits HBO on Aug. 11.

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