Ruth Wilson

British actress Ruth Wilson, who became famous for her roles in the TV series "Jane Eyre" and "Luther", over the past few years has made significant progress in big cinema. And even though there are not so many main roles in her arsenal, any appearance of Ruth in the frame is always catchy and unforgettable. Let's get to know this Englishwoman better and find out what lies behind such bright talents and unconventionally beautiful appearance.

Ruth Wilson was born on January 13, 1982, in the southeastern part of England - Kent, in the town of Ashford. Little Ruth spent her childhood in the south of England - in the town of Shepperton, Surrey. In a word, Ruth Wilson grew up and was brought up in the best British traditions, in an atmosphere that we can know from English films and TV shows.

Ruth studied first at Notre Dame Catholic Girls' School, then at Esher College. In 2003, Wilson graduated from the University of Nottingham, and two years later she graduated from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts. As a teenager, Ruth Wilson began her modeling career. This experience probably led the girl to the idea of ​​acting.

For the first time, the viewer saw Ruth Wilson on television in 2006, in the comedy series "Suburb on Fire". In the same season, the actress starred for the first time in a television serial on the adaptation of Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre. This work made Ruth widely known. She also presented the actress with several important nominations: the BAFTA Television Awards and the Broadcasting Press Guild Award for Best Actress, 2008 Golden Globes for Best Actress (Mini-Series or TV Movie).

In 2010, the actress began working on the detective series "Luther", where she played the role of Alice Morgan.In recent years, Ruth Wilson has starred in another popular TV series - Lovers, as well as in several films, the most notable among which were the full-length films Anna Karenina, The Lone Ranger, The French Suite and the short film Elinor.

Ruth Wilson also works in theater, she was twice awarded the Laurence Olivier Prize: in 2010 for her role as Stella Kowalski in the play A Streetcar Named Desire, in 2012 for her role as Anna Christie in the play by Eugene O'Neill.

Ruth Wilson's private life is not known for certain. The actress carefully hides the details of her "offscreen" life, does not give exhaustive information in an interview. However, for several years now, annoying paparazzi have recorded Ruth's stay in the company of Johnny Depp, then Jude Law, then Jake Gyllenhaal, which gives rise to various speculations.

Regarding the last possible union, the actors do not give either confirmation or denial, so it remains easy to assume: either Ruth Wilson and Jake Gyllenhaal are really dating, or they are connected exclusively by friendly relations.

By the age of 35, the British actress has developed a restrained style, which she demonstrates at public events. However, sometimes Ruth can afford very bright, shocking images. Let's take a closer look at the most interesting of them.

Let's start with trouser outfits. The first - almost unisex - very well characterizes the essence of Ruth herself. She is universal: infinitely feminine when you can afford it, and just as masculine when a situation or role demands it from her. And this three-piece suit, borrowed from the masculine style, takes on only a slight femininity thanks to the high-heeled shoes that complete the look. The shirt here is also very strict and almost masculine. But the cut of the vest is still female - with a deep cut.

The next image is more gentle. And although the trousers and jacket are again made in black, the suit becomes multifaceted and more interesting due to the combination of textures: satin, velvet and traditional suit fabric. There is still a fringe here. A white top with a large image of a mountain landscape adds contrast to the image, and purple-fuchsia pumps - a bright mood.

The image that we will look at next is a very skillful combination of classic and modern. Before us again is a three-piece and a shirt. At the same time, if the style of the jacket evokes memories of the men's suit of the 19th century, then the trousers are made in modern traditions, and the color and texture of the fabric tends towards futurism. Pumps perfectly complete the ensemble, their color scheme is almost the main note in the composition. The main tone of the shoes is flesh, literally merging with the skin color of the actress, and the socks and heels are made in a bright coral shade, which is also present in small blotches in the finishing of the jacket.

The last Ruth Wilson trouser outfit we'll take a closer look at is very feminine. There are two elements here: classic trousers with arrows and a floor-length bustier dress with a slit in front of the waistline. Two colors in the ensemble - black and a delicate shade of fuchsia. Accessories are minimalistic: classic pumps, a miniature clutch and a wide bracelet do not draw attention to themselves, but effectively complete the outfit.

If we talk about outrageous outfits, it is worth noting two of the most memorable dresses in which Ruth has appeared on the red carpet in recent years. The first is a model with an asymmetric cut, a complex design and a similar semantic load. A bright print is used here: the landscape depicted in the upper part of the dress is repeated in enlarged fragments on the floors of the dress, whimsically mixed and turning into an abstract drawing.

Many called the second dress "space". Here, indeed, the form, and colors, and texture are used, close to the elements of space - they read the streamlining of forms, the difference in temperature.Stylish closed shoes with a strap and unusual heels complete this spectacular look.

In general, it is worth noting that in Ruth's outfits this attraction to the theme of space and futurism is often traced. It can be traced precisely in the texture of fabrics, in the "space" colors.

Not many people today love and know how to wear pink things. Ruth Wilson does it well, and besides, many shades of the "naive" range suit her. For example, the lilac pink that the actress is showing off in her next outfit. In addition to color, this dress is attracted by a combination of simplicity and luxury: the T-shirt cut of the upper part turns into a chic fluffy multi-layer skirt on the floor.

Many fashionistas should learn from Ruth Wilson on how to wear a coat. Let's consider one of the most delicate images. Here, as is often the case in Ruth's outfits, the masculine and the feminine are again fighting. The coarse, wide lapel and calf length of the coat oppose the pleasing pale shade and soft fabric. As a result, the feminine principle in this image, no doubt, wins!

There have been, of course, failures in Ruth Wilson's style history. What is wrong in the photos below is not even worth specifying - the images speak for themselves.

But the next outfit is very good: the style of the dress, and the print on its fabric, and well-chosen shoes. But a girl with a more fragile physique should have put on all this, and Ruth in such an ensemble looks somewhat cumbersome.

Ruth Wilson's figure features require different lengths and different styles from the dresses she chooses. The ideal variations are shown in the photo below.

Our review concludes with Ruth Wilson's most successful and most spectacular outfit to date in her career. The image is designed in the spirit of a 1920-1930 cocktail. Everything is perfect in it: a short voluminous hairstyle, natural makeup, an elegant floor-length dress with an elegant, fitted silhouette. Deep blue is here complemented by pure white: the imposing neckline is trimmed with frill in a contrasting color. Miniature bracelets complete the look.