A blow to her credibility! Unfortunate gust covers Julianne Moore's face with hair as she walks to Hillary Clinton concert in NYC

By Mike Larkin For Dailymail.com

Published: 03:25 EST, 3 March 2016 | Updated: 04:03 EST, 3 March 2016

She would soon be delivering a speech in front of the potential future President of the United States.

But Julianne Moore's night got off to a bad start when an unfortunate gust of wind blew her perfectly styled locks all over her face in New York on Wednesday.

The 55-year-old redhead could barely see as she walked towards the Radio City Music Hall for Hillary Clinton's I'm With Her concert.

Thar she blows: Julianne Moore's face was covered due to an unfortunate gust as she headed to a Hillary Clinton event in New York on Wednesday

Thar she blows: Julianne Moore's face was covered due to an unfortunate gust as she headed to a Hillary Clinton event in New York on Wednesday

The saucy Hannibal star looked in fine form indeed in a woollen coat, striking red dress and gladiator-style high heels.

And she had regained her composure by the time she made it inside and took to the podium.

The tub-thumping Oscar-winner said: 'Hillary has always fought for us and now it’s our turn to fight for her.'

The three hour celebration served as an endorsement from musicians such as Sir Elton John and Katy Perry, as well as actors like Jamie Foxx.

Moore the merrier: The classy star saw the funny side as the wind left her looking foolish

Moore the merrier: The classy star saw the funny side as the wind left her looking foolish

Dyed in the woollen jacket supporter: The passionate democrat looked excited to be there
Dyed in the woollen jacket supporter: The passionate democrat looked excited to be there

Dyed in the woollen jacket supporter: The passionate democrat looked excited to be there

Hillary Clinton's family also spoke fondly of the former Secretary of State at the event.

'I want you to stay with her. Nominate her! Thank you!' said former president Bill Clinton.

'I’m running for president because I want to break down barriers,' said Clinton who named Wednesday 'Super Wednesday.'

Tickets to the star-studded event ranged between $125 and $2,700 and all the proceeds went to the Hillary Victory Fund which is expected to raise millions of dollars. 

Almost pulling her hair out: The left-wing actress seemed disappointed her perfectly styled hair had been messed up

Almost pulling her hair out: The left-wing actress seemed disappointed her perfectly styled hair had been messed up

Hannibal lectern: Julianne had regained her composure by the time she delivered her thrilling address

Hannibal lectern: Julianne had regained her composure by the time she delivered her thrilling address

Star attraction: All eyes were on Katy Perry as she stood on stage with Hillary Clinton at the benefit concert

Star attraction: All eyes were on Katy Perry as she stood on stage with Hillary Clinton at the benefit concert

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