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Halle Bailey shows off her edgy style in black leather pants and a halter crop top as she goes on a coffee run in Los Angeles
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The Little Mermaid star Halle Bailey got her morning coffee in West Hollywood on Friday.
The 22-year-old actress-turned-actress was dressed in black from head to toe with her coffee in her hand.
She rocked a pair of high-waisted black leather pants that hung loosely around her legs, and complemented it with a twisted black halter top that emphasized her fitted midriff.
Back in Black: Halle Bailey, star of the Little Mermaid, sipped her morning coffee in West Hollywood on Friday, wearing black leather pants and a revealing halter crop top
Halle completed her look with gold earrings and sheer heels.
The singer carried a small matching black bag over her shoulder, while her long braids flowed down her back.
Bailey is cast as Ariel in the upcoming Little Mermaid remake.
“People can really expect a new, modern take on the film,” Bailey said Fashion.
“We all know and love the story, and fell in love with Ariel. This time it’s about what she wants for herself and her future, rather than just being about a boy and falling in love,” she added.
The singer carried a small matching black bag over her shoulder, while her long braids flowed down her back
A New Mermaid: Bailey is cast as Ariel in the upcoming Little Mermaid remake. “People can really expect a new, modern take on the film,” Bailey told Vogue
Lin-Manuel Miranda backs Bailey as the new face of the Little Mermaid and claps back at trolling.
‘I’m not interested in giving oxygen because I know which lives will be changed. Halle is perfect for the role,” the Tony winner said Variety.
“She’s going to blow them away. If that’s what makes you angry, then stay angry. But examine your choices,” Miranda added.
Miranda works on The Little Mermaid and wrote four songs for the film together with composer Alan Menken.
Has her back: songwriter Lin-Manuel Miranda supports Bailey as the new face of the Little Mermaid. “She’s going to blow them away. If that’s what makes you angry, then stay angry. But examine your choices,” Miranda told Variety