Jenna Ortega Turns Out His Personal Style Isn’t Too Far What Her Netflix character, Wednesday Addamswears onscreen,

“The problem is that since doing that show, if I wear something black, it looks like I’m leaning into character, but it’s my real style,” Ortega.20 Said WSJ. magazineI In an interview published on Monday, June 26.

You alum shared that she “really resonates” with both The Wednesdays — gothic, pigtails,Wearing teenager – and color black. “this is easy,” He said. “AAnd I feel most like myself when I’m dressed in all black, which is why it’s really exciting to do this thing.

Ortega channeled her grunge glam vibes at the Met Gala last month, gracing the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in a Victorian-inspired ensemble by Thom Browne. The edgy look consisted of a corset bodice and a ruffled skirt that was adorned with pearls. The Scream V actress paired the outfit with knee-high stockings And Black and white patent heeled brogues.

He before this Wednesday’s premiere in November 2022 featured a mysterious fashion moment. for the red carpet of the series BashOrtega wore a black lace slip dress by Versace with a tulle veil that covered her face.

When she’s not doing press or working on set, Ortega’s wardrobe is comprised of more casual looks and subtle pops of color.

“I’m so bad [putting together outfits in the morning], Especially because I’m usually going to work, so I put on my privates for five seconds,” the California native said. “So, it’s just the sweat, and I get cold easily too, so I always wear a cardigan. I have these red affordable shoes from the 70s that I am obsessed with… whenever I can find a way to wear them, I will.”

Apart from fashion, Ortega is also making a name for herself in beauty. in april, Dior announced that she had been chosen as the new face of the fragrance Gris Dior. Her role with the luxury label has helped her learn a lot about fragrances and preferences.

“I don’t know if my nose is sensitive or not, but I’m very choosy about the scents I like,” Ortega explained. WSJ. “I love something that is unisex and bisexual. I don’t like anything that’s too sweet. If there’s some sugar or a lollipop or something, I can’t do that.