Johnny Depp cut a dapper figure as he attended the Dior Sauvage London pop-up launch party on Tuesday alongside the Gallagher children.

The actor, 62, dressed to impress in a blazer blazer, trousers and shoes, while accessorising with blue glasses and a fedora.

Johnny is the longtime face of Dior's Sauvage fragrance, a partnership that began in 2015 and was recently extended with a reported three-year, $20 million-plus deal signed in 2023. 

He has featured in several campaigns for the scent, including the 2021 advertisement where he played electric guitar and a 2024 campaign depicting him by a wild river.

Meanwhile, Anais Gallagher opted for a more casual ensemble in a white denim jacket and black jeans.

She partied alongside her cousins Lennon and Gene, as the trio were spotted enjoying drinks at the bar as they channeled their rocker dads.

The trios outing comes after Anais jetted off to California with her brother Sonny and cousin Lennon to support their dads on tour.

Oasis had just wrapped up their three US dates in Chicago , New Jersey and California before they headed to Mexico.

And keeping to her word to attend all the shows, Anais flew out to the States for the tour dates - joined by her brother Sonny, 14, and cousin Lennon, 25.

Elsewhere at the event, Cruz Beckham's girlfriend Jackie Apostel showed off her impeccable style in a grey oversized blazer, paired with tights and pointed heels.

The influencer, 30, made a solo appearance without her boyfriend Cruz, who is 10-years her junior.

Johnny's outing comes after his new rescue dog has reportedly mauled two sheep to death after breaking free during a countryside walk near the Hollywood star's rental mansion in East Sussex.

The American actor's bullmastiff, named Bourbon, is said to have escaped from a handler before attacking the grazing animals, leaving a local farmer devastated.

A source told The Sun that Johnny, 62, was not home at the time, but has since taken action by hiring a professional dog trainer and implementing 'all extra precautions' to prevent any further incidents.

The owner of the sheep, Joe Ginger, also reportedly confirmed the attack to the publication this week, adding: 'I take my work and my sheep very seriously, it is my business. It is a serious matter.'

The tragic incident is said to have taken place on farmland near Johnny's sprawling country home, which he is believed to have recently rented for a reported £12,000 per month. 

A source told the publication: 'Johnny was not at the house at the time, and his aide was walking the dog.

They added: 'He broke free and went after the sheep. Two were killed. It was all very traumatic.'

Farmer Mr Ginger is said to be 'understandably furious', with the source claiming attacks like this are all too common in the area, especially when dogs are not properly trained.

Johnny was reportedly very upset upon hearing about the incident, particularly as he is known to value privacy and the peaceful atmosphere of his countryside retreat.

The situation was far from what he had expected to encounter in such a quiet, rural setting.

In response, a professional dog trainer has now reportedly been brought in, and additional safety measures have been introduced to prevent anything similar from happening again.

Daily Mail has contacted Johnny's representatives for comment.

He is believed to have only recently taken up residence in the grand East Sussex mansion, a historic property dating back to the mid-1800s.

The home features extensive landscaped grounds, including a distinctive sunken walled garden, and is located close to the former home of his late friend, legendary guitarist Jeff Beck.