Jenna Ortega doesn’t “give a s–t” about a little wardrobe malfunction.
The actress brushed off a recent one she experienced at the “Scream VI” global premiere.
Ortega, 20, posed on the red carpet in a tuxedo-style Balmain dress. The white top of the dress was seemingly stained with blue sharpie.
The “Wednesday” star shared photos from the event on her Instagram and addressed the malfunction.
She used the hashtags “#sharpiestainwhogivesas–t” and “#imsosorryolivier” in her caption as she apologized to designer Olivier Rousteing.
Jenna Ortega brushed off a blue sharpie stain after attending a premiere, writing in a hashtag “who gives a sh–.” (Getty Images.)
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Jenna Ortega attends the “Scream VI” premiere. (Getty Images)
Ortega recently spoke about how the well-loved Netflix character had changed her approach to her personal style.
“I do think that Wednesday changed my taste a lot,” Ortega told InStyle. “I have a hard time getting her off of me, at least clothing-wise.”
“It’s also something that I’ve always wanted to do,” the actress added. “I just never felt like I could. I feel like there were always a lot of voices and opinions that I used to place too much value in.”
Since the show aired, Ortega has made many appearances in all-black or black and white outfits – including an interview with Jimmy Fallon to which she wore a schoolgirl-inspired look.
Jenna Ortega wears all-black at the SAG Awards. (Getty Images)
Jenna Ortega poses at the Netflix premiere of “Wednesday.” (Getty Images)
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Jenna Ortega channels Wednesday Addams’ style during an appearance on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.” (Getty Images.)
Jenna Ortega wore a schoolgirl-inspired look on the late night show. (Getty Images)
“Wednesday” debuted on Netflix in November. The series, which follows Wednesday Addams at boarding school as she attempts to solve a mystery, broke Nielsen streaming records and was renewed for a second season.
Christina Ricci, who has also starred as Wednesday Addams, appeared in the series.
The actress, who brought her Addams family character to life in the ’90s, took on the role of a teacher in the reboot.
Christina Ricci starred as Wednesday Addams in the ’90s. The actress appeared in Netflix’s reboot, as well. (Gilbert Flores/Variety via Getty Images.)
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