Anya Taylor-Joy fixed Cara Delevingne's sheer, fringed dress when the star had a wardrobe malfunction at a Dior fashion show

• At a Dior runway show in Greece, Anya Taylor-Joy helped Cara Delevingne fix her fringed dress.
• On Instagram, Delevingne wrote about their friendship and shared a video of her dress mishap.
• Delevingne also shared images of the duo holding hands and wearing matching heels to the show.

Anya Taylor-Joy was spotted helping Cara Delevingne adjust her dress after the star had an apparent wardrobe malfunction at a Dior fashion show on Thursday.

Both stars wore looks from Dior to the designer's 2022 Croisière "Cruise" show in Athens, Greece. The 25-year-old "The Queen's Gambit" actress wore a semi-sheer, shimmery gold dress with a draped, cape-like effect, and Delevingne arrived in a fringed midi-length dress with a plunging V-shaped neckline.

As Delevingne shared in an Instagram post, at one point during the event, the pieces of fabric on her dress were moved out of place. In a video Delevingne shared via Instagram on Saturday, Taylor-Joy is shown stepping in to detangle the model's dress.

Delevingne also wrote about her friendship with Taylor-Joy.

"Find people that will tell you when you have something in your teeth and when you need it most, tell you things you may not want to hear," Delevingne wrote in the caption. "Connection is the only way we can learn and grow; so be the women that fixes another women's crown (dress) instead of pointing out that it was crooked."

Delevingne also shared a picture of the duo walking hand-in-hand outside of the show, a video of photographers snapping pictures of them posing together, and an image of the pair from behind.

Delevingne and Taylor-Joy were also wearing matching shoes. The strappy, gold sandals were from Dior's Spring-Summer 2021 couture collection, according to Footwear News.

"Also wearing the same thing as someone else only means you have good taste," Delevingne wrote in the Instagram post.

The runway show was Dior's first major in-person fashion presentation since 2020. More than 700 people filled Athens' 2,000-year-old Panathenaic Stadium for the event, according to Women's Wear Daily.