Hailee Steinfeld commands attention in a monochrome red look as she promotes new Spider-Man movie

Hailee Steinfeld put her fashion best foot forward on Wednesday when she stopped by Good morning America.

The 26-year-old entertainer – who recently attended a Spider-Man photocall – spoke about the upcoming Across The Spider-Verse movie and her emergence as a child star.

The Los Angeles-bred beauty stunned in a bright, monochromatic red outfit.

Her ensemble included a form-fitting sleeveless top with soft drape and floral trim along one side of the collar.

Hailee paired it with matching bell bottom pants that hugged her toned legs.

Hailee styled her sandy, blonde-highlighted locks in a sultry updo and pulled them back into a low bun.

She left long, face-framing curly locks in the front and parted them with a shortened middle part.

The entertainer typically looked striking with her thick, dark eyebrows carefully shaped.

Warm-toned eyeshadow was brushed over her lids, and she drew attention with wispy, fluttering eyelashes.

Her make-up look was completed with a rose-brown tinted matte lipstick to complement her plump pout.

When asked what it was like to reprise her role as Gwen Stacy in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, she said it was “incredible”.

“I mean, to have the chance to come back and work with the same incredible team of filmmakers, animators — we’ve got some great new additions, actors too — it’s incredible to get a little deeper into Gwen’s world. to dig,” she gushed.

She added at length, “The audience is getting to see a bit more of her this time around, which is very exciting.”

On what it was like to voice the animated character, Hailee commented, “It’s a lot more physical than most people think.”

‘[Our characters] swinging from buildings and to visualize that, you can’t exactly stand still.’

“We’re trying to portray as best we can that we’re actually swinging,” she explained to GMA host Lara Spencer.

Spencer also brought up an early career highlight, noting that she was nominated for an Oscar at the age of 14.

She asked what advice Steinfeld would give her younger self after being thrust into the spotlight as a teenager.

Hailee replied, “I think I’d reiterate some advice I’d been given since I was about 13, 14: to just have fun, don’t take anything too seriously.”

The actress continued, “Be present. It’s so easy to get caught up in the details of life when you get there.

‘Present. Have fun. Smile. Ask lots of questions. Be nice,’ she concluded.

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse serves as a sequel to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, which was released in 2018.

The upcoming feature will focus on Miles Morales, who is tasked with saving each Spider-People universe from the supervillain Spot.

In addition to Hailee, the cast is complemented by stars such as Oscar Isaac, Jason Schwartzman and Issa Rae.

Steinfeld previously spoke to Elite daily and said she was excited about being able to reconnect with her past castmates while working on the project.

“I didn’t think it could get any better than the first [film], but I was completely wrong. To see it come together this time around is just on another level. It’s so exciting,” she said.

The actress then commented that she was grateful to have been cast as Gwen Stacy in the Spider-Man movies.

“I’m constantly pinching myself for being a part of this whole process and being considered a part of it first and foremost… it’s really, really an honor,” she said.

Steinfeld, who also starred as Kate Bishop in Hawkeye, said she enjoyed working on the various Marvel Studios productions.

‘I’ve never been kept so sharp [I have] I’ve worked with the Marvel Universe, but it’s been a dream,” she said.

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse has a June 2 release date.