Anya Taylor-Joy wears butt-baring outfit for talk show appearance

Anya Taylor-Joy was all business in the front, party in the back as she wore this cheeky outfit for a talk show appearance this week.

Business in the front, party in the back.

Anya Taylor-Joy has been treating fans to a parade of futuristic looks as she promotes Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga recently, and this week, she hit the Late Show with Stephen Colbert in one of her raciest ensembles yet.

The Queen’s Gambit star, 28, stepped out in a red leather Mugler minidress for her interview, and while deceptively conservative from the front (sky-high hemline aside), the back featured a cheeky surprise.

Business at the front … Picture: BACKGRID

… party at the back. Picture: Tatiana / BACKGRID

The skin-baring style was completely open in the back, with nothing but a row of slim leather straps holding the design together.

She paired the piece with crimson Christian Louboutin pumps and Tiffany & Co. jewellery — including a gleaming silver Elsa Peretti Bone cuff — she posed for photos outside the studio.

The Dune: Part Two actress wore her long blond hair in a high ponytail and matched her lipstick to her fiery dress.

The dress appeared dangerously close to a wardrobe malfunction. Picture: BACKGRID

Taylor-Joy is hitting the publicity trail hard for her new film, the Mad Max prequel Furiosa. Picture: BACKGRID

Taylor-Joy’s Late Show appearance follows the star’s recent trip to the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, where she promoted the Mad Max prequel in a crystal mesh cap and ab-baring Jil Sander skirt suit.

Viewers didn’t see the back view of Taylor-Joy’s dress when she fronted up to Stephen Colbert.

She’s showed off plenty of other wild looks while travelling the globe for the movie’s press tour, including a custom metal Balmain minidress resembling a suit of armour.

Fashion aside, Taylor-Joy admitted to Colbert that she had “never driven a car” before stepping foot on the set of Furiosa — and despite her outrageous stunt driving in the flick, she still doesn’t have her driver’s license.

Perhaps she can wear this revved-up look to her driving test.

This story originally appeared on Page Six and is republished here with permission