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Back To Black star Marisa Abela wears a chic £1,700 Miu Miu dress as she arrives at the Venice Film Festival

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Marisa Abela arrived in style at the Venice Film Festival on Tuesday

Marisa Abela arrived in style at the Venice Film Festival on Tuesday.

The 27-year-old actress, who played Amy Winehouse in the biopic Back To Black, was dressed head to toe in a Miu Miu gown.

Marisa wore a £1,700 navy pinstripe apron which she layered over a blue shirt and teamed the look with grey socks and £790 black satin heels.

The movie star accessorised her look with a tan bowling bag worth £2,100 and black sunglasses.

Accompanied by actress Chase Sui, Marisa appeared in high spirits as she stopped to pose for photos after stepping off a water taxi.

Marisa Abela arrived in style at the Venice Film Festival on Tuesday

The 27-year-old actress, who played Amy Winehouse in the biopic Back To Black, was dressed head to toe in a Miu Miu gown.

The 27-year-old actress, who played Amy Winehouse in the biopic Back To Black, was dressed head to toe in a Miu Miu gown.

The day before, Marisa had attended the screening of the designer’s Women’s Tales collection.

The short film El Affaire Miu Miu, directed by Argentine director and producer Laura Citarella, is the 28th commission to a female director under the brand’s series.

Marisa hid her engagement ring as she posed for photos, following her July engagement to West End star Jamie Bogyo.

Jamie shared photos and videos of the moment, captioned: ‘He said he’d think about it!’, with Marisa commenting: ‘A crying mess.’

In an apparent sweet nod to the late singer Amy, the couple celebrated in Primrose Hill, one of Amy’s favorite spots.

In Jamie’s post, Marisa can be seen jumping into her partner’s arms after he got down on one knee in the park to give her a sweet hug.

The actress was then surprised by her friends and family who had gathered to congratulate the couple on their happy news.

An adorable photo holding a rose also allowed Marisa to show off her massive diamond ring.

Marisa and Jamie celebrated their fourth anniversary in January.

Accompanied by actress Chase Sui, Marisa looked in high spirits as she stopped to pose for photos after stepping off a water taxi.

Accompanied by actress Chase Sui, Marisa looked in high spirits as she stopped to pose for photos after stepping off a water taxi.

Marisa wore a £1,700 navy pinstripe apron which she layered over a blue shirt and teamed the look with grey socks and £790 black satin heels.

Marisa wore a £1,700 navy pinstripe apron which she layered over a blue shirt and teamed the look with grey socks and £790 black satin heels.

The movie star accessorized with a tan bowling bag and black sunglasses.

The movie star accessorized with a tan bowling bag and black sunglasses.

Back To Black premiered in April and saw Marisa take on the role of the late singer-songwriter Amy

Back To Black premiered in April and saw Marisa take on the role of the late singer-songwriter Amy

Marisa hid her engagement ring as she posed for photos, following her July engagement to West End star Jamie Bogyo (pictured in July)

Marisa hid her engagement ring as she posed for photos, following her July engagement to West End star Jamie Bogyo (pictured in July)

Jamie is also an actor and made his professional debut in the West End adaptation of Moulin Rouge, where he played Christian.

Last year, she starred in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Aspect Of Love, which ran for a limited run from May to August.

Back To Black premiered in April and saw Marisa take on the role of the late singer-songwriter Amy, with scenes depicting her tumultuous marriage to Blake Fielder-Civil (played by Jack O’Connell).

Blake, who was married to the singer from 2007 to 2009, has previously admitted to introducing her to heroin and is widely held responsible for her death from alcohol poisoning when she was just 27 in 2011.

Although Back To Black catapulted Marisa to fame, the biopic, directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson, was described by film critics as a “bad piece of filmmaking” and a “Saturday night imitation of the star.”

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