Coleman, a longstanding Dior acolyte who was outfitted by the brand for her first major event as a rising Doctor Who star, has chosen a cream check suit for her moment to link up to Athens. She’s teamed the archetypal brand tailoring with dark, punky eye make-up – an homage to the pretty-toughness she admires so much about Maria Grazia’s Dior tenure. “I love her exploration of what it is to be a woman,” explains Jenna. “Her storytelling through clothes, politics, art and music always feels so timeless.”

These frictions remind the Blackpool-born talent of the facets she enjoys about shaping a character. “It’s the contradictions I find interesting,” she muses. Will we see Jenna wearing a harnessed ethereal Dior gown for the promo around her next projects, a small screen role in The Sandman and another in the indie film Klokkenluider? Perhaps with a pair of Dior’s new Dad trainers to give her the “kick” she always seeks? “I feel I lost all sense of what my style is in lockdown,” she offers. As one of Britain’s most beloved actors shares pictures of herself having a riot in her rosy hotel suite, there can be no doubt she’s in the right lane. Jenna embodies everything a Dior woman is.