'Row of legends': Internet in awe as Taylor Swift, Anna Wintour, Laura Dern and Robert Pattinson sit together at 'Poor Things' premiere

NEW YORK, NEW YORK CITY: It was a star-studded affair at the DGA Theater in New York City where the premiere of Emma Stone's latest film, 'Poor Things', was held. Social media was abuzz as the spectacle of glamour and celebrity convergence unfolded, leaving the Internet in awe.

The event was graced by the presence of renowned personalities, including Taylor Swift, Anna Wintour, Laura Dern, Robert Pattinson with his partner, Suki Waterhouse, and costar, Mark Ruffalo.

Swift, the pop sensation known for her chart-topping hits, made a striking entrance in an all-black ensemble, accentuated by a bold red lip for a touch of drama.

Shielding herself from the winter chill, Swift donned a coat with faux fur lining around her neck and wrists, revealing a stylish maxi dress underneath. Her presence added a layer of star power to the already illustrious gathering.

What is 'Poor Things' about?

The occasion marked the premiere of 'Poor Things', a film adapted from Alisdair Gray's 1992 novel, written by Tony McNamara.

The storyline revolves around Bella, portrayed by Stone, a woman reborn through a mad scientist's experiment, played by Willem Dafoe. Yorgos Lanthimos, the director behind Stone's acclaimed film 'The Favourite' in 2018, helmed this project.

The movie, with its R rating, promises a riveting experience for viewers, delving into themes of sexuality and self-discovery.

Stone's character embarks on a journey of awakening, under the intense experimentation conducted by Dr Godwin Baxter, portrayed by Dafoe.

The explicit nature of the film, featuring "strong and pervasive sexual content, graphic nudity, disturbing material, gore, and language," earned it is R rating.

Netizens after swoon over celebs at 'Poor Things' premeire

However, the convergence of Swift, Wintour, Dern, Pattinson, and Waterhouse at the premiere not only elevated the event's glamour but also stirred excitement across the Internet.

A user tweeted, "crazy seeing taylor just sitting in a movie theatre seat like a normal person idk something abt it is cute…she just like us fr." 

Another added, "She lights up the room: Taylor Swift." A third tweeted, "the row of legends."

"I see Taylor and Suki getting along, I’d love to see that," read a tweet. "Rich people watching Poor things," mocked a user. "They actually sit in a regular movie theater, in full glam? Wtf," stated a user

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