The Second Trailer For Don’t Worry Darling Has Dropped And We’re Obsessed

'Everyone is lying about everyting'

Don't worry darling

by Marianna Manson |
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Promo for the film that launched the great love affair between Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde (Us? Jealous? Never) has finally begun and it’s fair to say the trailers look… chaotic. But in a very, very good way.

If you’re a fan of psychological rollercoasters, kitsch vintage wardrobes and all-star casts, then get excited because Don’t Worry Darling, delivers all three. Set in 1950s America in a company town utopia, the plot revolves around Florence Pugh’s Alice as her curiosity about her hubby Jack’s work gradually consumes her, making for truly tumultuous viewing.

The mysterious ‘Project Victory’, so named after the town itself, is shrouded in a sinister secrecy and Alice’s perfect world – not to mention her mind, marriage, and plenty of polished glass ­– will fall apart around her in spectacular fashion as she fights against the other disillusioned housewives to uncover the truth.

Speaking earlier this year about the plentiful NSFW scenes (the trailer features a very saucy sexcapade on a dining room table), Harry told Capital FM, ‘I don’t know if you can watch either [his other project, My Policeman, is set for release in October] with your parents. I’m going to have to do another one.’

Intrigued? You’d be mad not to be, but check out the trailer if you still need convincing.

Who stars in Don’t Worry Darling?

As well as Florence Pugh as Alice and Harry Styles as Jack in his first major acting role, the film’s cast features Gemma Chan and Kiki Layne as fellow housewives Shelley and Margaret and Chris Pine as ominous baddie Frank (there’s also a cameo from Dita Von Teese in a giant champagne glass – pure class).

As well as starring as ‘wife Bunny, Olivia Wilde has taken the reigns to direct, making this her second feature length directing credit, with two more in the works (one of which is an as-yet untitled Marvel Studios production).

Speaking about working on the film to London Live earlier this month, Florence said, ‘It’s very glamorous and it was a joy to head into the hair and make up trailer every single day. Talking about stepping into a character and wearing wonderful things and beautiful clothing, that was definitely a job where I admired the work of the hair and make up and the costume department.’

When is Don’t Worry Darling in cinemas?

Don’t Worry Darling is set hit screens on 23 September.

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SEE: Olivia Wilde’s Best Style Moments

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9 February 2020

For Vanity Fair's Oscars celebration last year, Wilde wore balloon-sleeved Fendi.

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8 February 2020

The Italian house was also her choice for 2020's Independent Spirit Awards.

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5 February 2020

The actor-director wore a high-necked and sharp-shouldered gown, accessorising with arm candy from The Vampire's Wife, for the Film Independent's Directors Close Up.

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12 January 2020

Valentino's lipstick red gown was her date to last year's Critics' Choice Awards.

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9 January 2020

Embracing her bohemian side for last year's Hollywood Critics Awards.

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4 January 2020

Proving she can do pin-sharp tailoring, as well as big energy dresses, at the 2020 Film Independent Spirit Awards Nominees Brunch.

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11 December 2019

Wilde wore a cinched-waisted jumpsuit at the _The Hollywood Reporter_'s Annual Women in Entertainment Breakfast Gala.

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2 December 2019

Wilde choose ethereal white for 2019 IFP Gotham Awards.

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15 November 2019

Wilde embraced a more form-fitting silhouette, and retro print, at 2019's Napa Valley Film Festival.

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14 November 2019

Erdem's gorgeously embellished gown was her choice for 2019's Golden Globe Ambassador Party.

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7 November 2019

Valentino's neon, sheer and full-skirted shirt dress is one of our all-time favourite looks on Wilde.

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29 October 2019

Another stellar shirt dress, this time from Carolina Herrera.

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27 October 2019

A knockout moment in ruby red Ralph Lauren.

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11 June 2019

Wearing a sweeping tuxedo cape to celebrate at 2019's Women In Film Max Mara Face Of The Future.

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21 May 2019

For _Booksmart_'s screening, Wilde stood out in a sea of gowns in scarlet Magda Butrym.

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13 May 2019

Continuing the rouge colour scheme with tailoring from Dundas.

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1 May 2019

Looking just as gilded as a certain statuette at last year's Billboard Music Awards.

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4 December 2018

Wearing Calvin Klein colour-blocking for the screening of _If Beale Street Could Talk_.

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17 October 2017

Bringing her cool-girl credentials to the Through Her Lens: The Tribeca Chanel Women's Filmmaker Program Luncheon.

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11 October 2015

Wilde matched her lipstick shade to her petal-shaped gown at the premiere of _Meadowland_.

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