Sawayama has brought her unique edge to each and every ensemble.
. This past month, however, Sawayama has been channelling a different fashion energy on the red carpet – that of a movie star. Sawayama’s first movie,and she has been busy embarking on the film’s official press tour. In the process,
It all started at the film’s London premiere earlier this month, when Sawayama showed up in a silver gown by Ashi Studio. With its high neckline and slightly puffed shoulders, the silhouette was modern, but still had the sparkle factor that’s fitting for a film premiere. For a screening in New York City last week, Sawayama switched things up in a plaidlook that featured a cropped, sharp-shouldered jacket.
At the LA premiere this week, Sawayama embraced a more rock ‘n’ roll vibe. She slipped into Luis de Javier’s leather gown, covered in silver grommets and an asymmetric fringed train. While the ensembles are wildly different in style and attitude, they’re united by a sense of risk-taking and experimentation. It’s a refreshing change from your standard ball gowns. That’s what movie premieres should really be all about – creating a fashion fantasy.
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