Hailee Steinfeld and the ensemble of "Sinners" crossed the Atlantic this Monday to attend the London premiere of the film. "Sinners," the latest cinematic endeavor from Ryan Coogler, a double Academy Award nominee, is a supernatural action-horror flick starring Michael B. Jordan. Set against the backdrop of the 1930s American South, the movie promises an exhilarating blend of genres.
Steinfeld, who plays a pivotal role in "Sinners," had already stolen the spotlight earlier this month at the film's New York City premiere, where she donned a dazzling bright red outfit that captivated the cameras. By her side was her fiancé, Josh Allen, the quarterback for the Buffalo Bills, dressed impeccably in an all-black suit.
And while opinions are still divided, there's a good chance that Steinfeld outdid herself in terms of fashion at Monday's London premiere. The singer of "Love Myself" wore a black dress adorned with a fiery pattern on the front, pairing it with a bodysuit and sheer overlay for a breathtaking ensemble.
One fan commented, "Hailee showed up like she’s got dinner reservations at 8 and a soul to steal by 9," while another enthused, "Hailee just turned the heat up by a factor of 10."
Recently, Steinfeld gushed about her experience on the set of "Sinners." Although she's no stranger to blockbuster films, thanks to her work with Marvel Studios, this was her first foray into a supernatural role in a live-action movie.
"Taking on this supernatural element for my character was quite a learning curve, but making it feel very human and very real was crucial," Steinfeld shared with PEOPLE. "There's something about vampires that people love and are really drawn to. It's such an incredible, original story. It was really interesting to spend my days covered in blood and fangs."
It remains to be seen how fans will react to Steinfeld's portrayal of Mary in "Sinners."
Scheduled for theatrical release on April 18, "Sinners" currently boasts a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. If this score holds, it will mark the highest-rated film in Coogler's illustrious career.
