MAGIC TOUCH: Jerry Hall has one leg in Hollywood and the other in the spiritual world.

In Completedworks’ spring 2026 presentation, the Texan actor and model took the stage as Miss Edie Grey, a television clairvoyant and mystic extraordinaire that can trace the history of objects with her magical touch.

She told the audience that she was an “Aries moon, birthstone ruby and life path number three.”

To get into character, she watched psychic films. “I took a little bit from this one and that one. I thought the Southern accent was so great the way Cate Blanchett does it in ‘The Gift’ and I quite liked the way Anthony Hopkins was so fast in ‘Solace,’” Hall said in an interview.

She admitted that she sporadically reads her horoscope. “[I only follow it] if it’s good,” she said jokingly.

Hall’s clairvoyant was not your typical fortune teller. She didn’t wear a turban or any trinkets, instead she was in a velvet cornflower blue Temperley suit with a tangled ruby necklace from Completedworks. She also had a helping hand from her on-screen assistant, the author Raven Smith.

The designer Anna Jewsbury found her muses in nature.

“After a very windy trip, I liked the idea of imagining pieces carved by elemental forces – the passion and vehemence of a gust rushing across an archipelago – the trees shaped and permanently bent by the wind,” she said.

The jewelry, vases and handbags were frozen in time, with odd shapes here and there as if the wind had slapped them into existence. A metal rod struck out of a leather handbag; the earrings and necklaces were masculine in construction and the homeware curved. 

“On stage we had these more bold pieces, but the collection is a real mix of romantic, feminism. What we do is a mix of minimalism and romanticism,” Jewsbury said.