Hailee Steinfeld Favors Utilitarian Trend in Suited Look for ‘Good Morning America' Appearance, Talks New Film ‘Sinners'
Hailee Steinfeld made the latest stop on her 'Sinners' promotional tour with an appearance on 'Good Morning America' on Wednesday in New York City. The actress stars in the forthcoming film alongside Michael B. Jordan.
For her 'GMA' appearance, Steinfeld opted for the utilitarian trend styled recently by such stars as Leslie Bibb, among others. Steinfeld wore a covert twill utility jumpsuit courtesy of Michael Kors Collection. The gray jumpsuit featured an exaggerated, sinuous collar and angular lapels.
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The sleeves of the garment also featured a slightly oversized design, echoed by the wide-leg pants of the jumpsuit. Black buttons featured down the front placket of the jumpsuit, while a long black belt served as a standout element of the look.
As for her glam, Steinfeld kept her look clean and simple. The Oscar-nominated 'True Grit' actress opted for a serene makeup look with soft features, including a pink lip. Her hair was styled with a side part and featured soft curls.
Prior to her 'GMA' appearance, Steinfeld joined members of the 'Sinners' cast and creative team for the film's premiere in Mexico City on Monday. For the red carpet event, the actress wore a high-low black dress with long sleeves courtesy of Fendi.
Steinfeld accentuated her modern gothic look with a pair of pointed toe heels courtesy of Rodo. Steinfeld's hair was styled in a tight, sleek look courtesy of Ricky Fraser. Her makeup included dark glamour inspiration by Ash K. Holm. Steinfeld collaborated with stylists Mariel Haenn and Rob Zangardi on her 'Sinners' promotional looks.
'Sinners,' directed by Ryan Coogler, follows twins Elias and Elijah Smoke (Michael B. Jordan). In an effort to leave their past behind them, the brothers return home, only to find an even greater evil awaits them. The film hits theaters April 18.
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