As one of Hollywood’s most stylish stars, she makes sure to be seen in the latest high fashion on the red carpet. And it seems Anya Taylor-Joy’s commitment to style also extends to the blue Atlantic waters.The actress wore a buttoned-up collared shirt while paddle-boarding.But the British-Argentine star, 30, was beach ready underneath the white shirt, wearing a black bikini, with a halter neck top and high-waisted shorts, as she paddled around Key Biscayne in Florida with her husband Malcolm McRae, 32.Ms Taylor-Joy, who is currently starring in Apple+ thriller series Lucky as a con artist forced to go on the run, was probably keen to protect her porcelain skin from the sun.But she later shed the shirt and waded through the water in her bikini, bending down to give her rocker husband a kiss as he relaxed on his back. Anya Taylor-Joy’s commitment to style also extends to the blue Atlantic waters, as she sported a black bikini during a trip to the beach The British-Argentine star was beach ready underneath the white shirt as she paddled around Key Biscayne in Florida with her husband Malcolm McRaeLucky, which premiered on Apple TV+ on July 15, has been met with mixed reviews from critics, with some lambasting it as ‘tediously formulaic’, while others have said the actress is ‘riveting’. The Daily Telegraph awarded the series just two stars out of five and claimed Anya’s ‘streak of good fortune has run out’. In a scathing review, TV critic Ed Power claimed it was filled with cliches and said Anya struggles to bring the lead character to life. He wrote: ‘Whatever the book has going for it, it surely isn’t originality as translated to the screen, the story lands like a mash-up of Pulp Fiction and one of those Nineties Leonard adaptations that always seemed to star Danny DeVito. ‘Lucky also wants us to think of Taylor-Joy’s protagonist as a tough woman in the patriarchal world of organised crime. In fact she is defined entirely by the men in her life in particular; her husband and her mentor and father, played with roguish zest by Timothy Olyphant. ‘He’s the only member of the cast who seems to understand he’s starring in a creaky Tarantino knock off and has fun with the part, Taylor-Joy by contrast comes across as mildly discommoded throughout.’Writing for Roger Ebert, Brian Tallerico also gave two stars and wrote: ‘Apple TV’s Lucky is one of the most egregious examples of the ‘Why Isn’t This a Movie’ problem of the modern streaming era.’After a promising opening episode, it’s another show content to spin its wheels to meet the episode order rather than develop the story at a reasonable pace. Ms Taylor-Joy, who is currently starring in Apple+ thriller series Lucky as a con artist forced to go on the run, was probably keen to protect her porcelain skin from the sun’With 10-15 minutes of plot and character development per 45-minute episode, it’s a journey during which one is constantly envisioning the great film version of the exact same story, one that cuts away so much of the fat on what could have been a lean and mean thriller.’The Guardian awarded Lucky three stars and called it ‘classic summer viewing’ but said the problem is that it ‘refuses to commit to its nonsense’.They wrote: ‘The script doesn’t help. Nor does the theme tune, which is performed by Fiona Apple in the manner of a blunderbussed elk.’But, still. It’s summer. Our energies have sagged like hastily loosened slacks at a poolside buffet. Resistance feels like too much effort.’So, let’s raise our Slush Puppie to the good bits (Ellis?Taylor, Bening, the sateen blouson). And let’s quietly flee through the nearest window from the rest.’In contrast, NME said the show was ‘instantly gripping, filled with twists and lots of fun’. Giving a four star review, critic Nick Levine wrote: ‘This seven-part thriller from Your Friends & Neighbors creator Jonathan Tropper is a breathless affair from the off. Within the first ten minutes, Lucky is already ducking and diving through Caesars Palace with the FBI on her heels. ‘Showing off the action chops she honed in 2024’s Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, Taylor-Joy is riveting as Lucky, a gimlet-eyed opportunist with a conscience. Well, some of the time.’While the critic acknowledged there were cliches within the script, they said: ‘Even with some corny and convoluted moments, Lucky works all the right angles.’