It is rarely seen these days that Kristen Stewart wears anything other than Chanel. As a loyal brand ambassador in the fashion house, she usually wears head-to-toe tweed.

But when Chanel's Fall/Winter 2024 show took place on Tuesday of Paris Fashion Week, Stewart was nowhere to be found. After all, the actress was promoting her upcoming film in Los Angeles, love is bleeding, while wearing bold clothes for the occasion.

Last night, the 33-year-old arrived on the red carpet with perhaps her most skimpy look. Stewart put a bold spin on the tuxedo: instead of a suit and tie, she wore a backless, ultra-high-cut by the Ukrainian establishment label Bettter She coordinated with the brand's currently sold-out black blazer, deliberately falling off the shoulders and cuffing on the sleeves.

With the help of her stylist, Tara Swennen, the actress finished her outfit with sheer tights, giving the illusion of a garter belt. As for her accessories, she added a classic pair of Chanel black pointed pumps (not a surprise here).

Stewart's Red carpet appearance is an outright nod to the "pantless" trend that is making its way through the fashion industry and celebrity circles.

This barefoot movement was really kicked into the swing a few years ago when supermodels like Kendall Jenner, Haley Bieber and Emily Ratajkowski were spotted occasionally throwing out their pants. It didn't take much time for the rest of Hollywood to accept the "no pants, no problems" attitude, too. More recently, other a・listers like Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift have also jumped on the bandwagon.

The Twilight Star's bold outfit at the premiere kicked off a promotional tour for her new film, Love is Bleeding. The A24 film, which premiered first at the Sundance Film Festival on May 1, featured Steven Yun, Love Me, along with her other projects.

Love Bleeds, written and directed by Rose Glass, centers on the passionate love story of Lou (Kristen Stewart), a secluded gym manager, and bodybuilder as the couple get caught up in the criminal network of Lou's family, their romance finally turns dark and gory. Take the line.

Prior to the release of the 3/8 film, Stewart spoke to Variety about her character, and delving into Lou's mental headspace was a challenge, "this role scared me," she said. "It was something I had never done before. It was the intense part [playing]."