The hat in question is a velvet, dramatic, sculptural black hat that Erivo paired with her black Schiaparelli gown for the London premiere of the first entry of the two-part film series based on the stage musical by Stephen Schwartz and Winnie Holzman.

Cynthia Erivo is going all out to promote her upcoming movie, “Wicked: For Good,” which will hit the theaters on 21. The film’s stars recently served up major fashion moments at the London premiere of the same.

C ynthia Erivo probably expected to find many fans when she landed in her native London for the Wicked premiere, but she probably wasn’t expecting to find her lost hat. Last year, Erivo wore a black Schiaparelli gown to the London premiere of Wicked paired with a black sculpted hat. But unfortunately for Erivo, the hat didn’t make it home with her.

Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, Idina Menzel, and Kristin Chenoweth have all changed one another for good. The quartet finally teamed up to harmonize on "For Good," one of the pivotal musical numbers featured in 'Wicked'.

Cynthia Erivo is going all out to promote her upcoming movie, “Wicked: For Good,” which will hit the theaters on 21. The film’s stars recently served up major fashion moments at the London premiere of the same.

Cynthia Erivo thought she had lost the Schiaparelli hat she wore to the Wicked Pt. 1 London premiere last year, but it turns out a fan had found it and held onto it for her. Outside the Palais Garnier in Paris,

Jonathan Bailey and Cynthia Erivo claim "Oz runs on Dunkin'" in a new Dunkin' x Wicked collab. The campaign includes two new Wicked drinks, a new Munchkin flavor and a set of Dunkin' x Wicked merch.

Ncuti Gatwa joins Cynthia Erivo in Bad Fairies, a subversive animated musical from Warner Bros. and Locksmith Animation, set to hit theatres in May 2027.

Cynthia Erivo bared her midriff in a gravity-defying custom Jean Paul Gaultier crop top at the “Wicked: For Good” world premiere Tuesday in São Paulo, Brazil. The British actress, 38, wore a daring charcoal ensemble designed by Duran Lantink, the French luxury house’s new creative director.

Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo sang a mashup of 'Get Happy'/'Happy Days Are Here Again,' first done by Barbra Streisand and Judy Garland in 1963.