Cate Blanchett and Emma Corrin looked incredible as they posed for British Vogue to promote their new play The Seagull. 

Actress Cate, 55, donned a black short-sleeved jacket with puffed sleeves and paired it with black trousers.

Adding height to her frame with a pair of black heels, the Oscar-winner completed her look by styling her blonde locks into an updo.  

Emma, 29, opted for a short-sleeved baby blue shirt with a floral print along with matching trousers and black shoes. 

In another snap, Cate cut a glamorous figure in a white trench coat which she wore over black тιԍнтs and matching heels.

The actress posed alongside her The Seagull co-star and fellow Australian actor Kodi Smit-McPhee. 

Cate Blanchett and Emma Corrin looked incredible as they posed for British Vogue to promote their new play The Seagull

In another snap, Cate cut a glamorous figure in a white trench coat as she posed alongside her The Seagull co-star and fellow Australian actor Kodi Smit-McPhee

Speaking to the magazine, Cate admitted she never thought she would become a film star when her career began. 

She said: ‘I never, ever thought or expected to make films. When I came out of drama school, I understudied someone in a production of [Caryl Churchill’s] Top Girls [for the Sydney Theatre Company]. That was my first job. 

‘Then I ended up coming back and running the company with my husband… [At the time,] the film industry was a potent but very small industry for women who looked a certain way. I wasn’t that girl and so I just went, ‘Oh, I’m a theatre actor, I guess.’ 

Earlier this month Cate offered a rare insight into her relationship with motherhood as she posed for a stunning shoot with Harper’s Bazaar’s Spain.

The actress shares sons, Dashiell, 23, Roman, 20, and Ignatius, 16, with her husband of 27 years Andrew Upton, and they adopted daughter Edith in 2015.

Cate told the publication that despite her love and ‘adoration’ for her family she realises that being a mother is ‘not all that she is.’

She explained: ‘I love my children. Motherhood is a vital part of who I am, but it is not all that I am.’

‘I think there are many people who are a mother to communities in the workplace. It is equality, it is a sense of care, respect and nurturing.’

Speaking to the magazine, Cate admitted she never thought she would become a film star when her career began

She said: ‘The film industry was a potent but very small industry for women who looked a certain way. I wasn’t that girl and so I just went, ‘Oh, I’m a theatre actor, I guess’ 

‘If we all developed a greater sense of motherhood, in the best possible way, men and women, the world would be a better place.’ 

Cate and Andrew currently reside at a £5million country estate near Crowborough, East SusSєx, and in 2020 they purchased a £1.6million holiday home in Cornwall.

During the interview, Cate also spoke about her role in the psychological thriller Disclaimer, an Apple TV+ series where she stars as a renowned journalist who is forced to confront her dark past. 

Speaking about the show, which earned her a Golden Globe nomination earlier this month, she said: ‘I knew from the beginning that it was going to be provocative and polarizing because it’s becoming increasingly clear that there are many wars in the world, but one that’s going on is the war of narratives, the battle for a singular truth and who gets to control it.’

‘And that’s very much what Alfonso Cuarón is playing with as a director and screenwriter. It’s been fascinating to watch the conversation around it.’

The Seagull will be at the Barbican in London from February 26 to April 5.