Andrew Garfield and Monica Barbaro arrive hand-in-hand in Venice; the couple exudes chic and elegance

TRIGGER WARNING: This article includes references to sexual abuse.Andrew Garfield and Monica Barbaro, the rumoured couple, have been going through the streets of Venice hand-in-hand – and fans can’t stop gushing over the classy duo. As the Film Festival kicked in, many stars strutted the red carpet, including Julia Roberts, Mia Goth, and many more. Raising eyebrows, the couple arrived in style, giving off the quintessential Hollywood royal couple.

About Andrew Garfield and Monica Barbaro

Keeping it iconic, Garfield wore a light blue shirt, along with a pair of midnight blue trousers and sunglasses. Meanwhile, in the effortless chic, Monica Barbaro donned a green leather jacket paired with a pair of elegant black trousers. The coordinated designers and complementary outfits gave a huge couple goal between the stars, while they walked out of the airport to be in the waiting water taxi, according to The Express Tribune.Meanwhile, the couple went to the red carpet separately during the premiere of ‘After the Hunt’ by Luca Guadagnino, starring Garfield, Julia Roberts, and Ayo Edebiri. ‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ wore a sky blue suit, along with a light blue shirt with white strips and an untied tie, while she wore a black pleated top, along with a skirt and a dazzling smile. The film has been making conversations about the bold topic, and a prolific cast, according to Vogue.

About the film 'After the Hunt'

“‘After the Hunt’ follows a college professor (Roberts) who “finds herself at a personal and professional crossroad when a star student (Edebiri) levels an accusation against one of her colleagues (Garfield), threatening to expose a dark secret from her own past,” the synopsis of the film, according to Variety. The psychological drama revolves around a professor (played by Julia Roberts) in the middle of the #MeToo scandal.

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