Laura Harrier opts for a laid back look in a blue leather jacket and black jeans as she departs a film set in Malibu
She is becoming a household name thanks to star-making turns in Spider-Man: Homecoming and the Netflix series Hollywood.
And Laura Harrier cut a casual figure as she departed a film set in Malibu, California on Monday.
The actress, 30, donned a black top and a matching pair of jeans along with a dark blue leather jacket as she left the set.
Work: Laura Harrier cut a casual figure as she departed a film set in Malibu, California on Monday
Adding height to her frame with a pair of black boots, the Spider-Man star also sported a black face mask.
Letting her locks fall loose down her shoulders, Laura added to her outfit with an orange handbag.
The BlacKkKlansman star completed her look for the day with a pair of sunglasses.
Laura also stars as Camille in Hollywood, a 1940s starlet inspired by Oscar-nominated black actress Dorothy Dandridge who was popular in the ’50s.
Outfit: The actress, 30, donned a black top and a matching pair of jeans along with a dark blue leather jacket as she left the set
In August, Laura was interviewed by Academy Award winning actress Halle Berry.
Speaking about the Black Lives Matter movement, Harrier said, ‘It was amazing to be a part of the Black Lives Matter marches — the collective consciousness of people wanting to fight the system, and uplift black people.’
Former Bond girl Halle advised the younger star, ‘You have to stay brave. You have to take chances. If you want to move us forward, then you have to be forward-thinking. And that means innovating.’
Laura’s interview comes after she praised Marvel for casting both her and Zendaya in Spider-Man: Homecoming and not making it ‘about our blackness’.
Casual: Adding height to her frame with a pair of black boots, the Spider Man star also sported a black face mask
The media personality played Peter Parker’s love interest Liz in the blockbuster film while the former Shake It Up star, 24, starred as his classmate, Michelle ‘MJ’.
Speaking to NET-A-PORTER’s digital title, Porter, the thespian admitted she was surprised to learn she was still in the running for another role after she learned Zendaya was starring in the movie.
She explained: ‘After I did my screen test for Spiderman, before I had heard anything, it came out a few weeks later that Zendaya was going to be cast in it, so I just figured I hadn’t got the job. She must have.
Breakout role: Laura stars as Camille in Hollywood (pictured), a 1940s starlet inspired by Oscar-nominated black actress Dorothy Dandridge who was popular in the ’50s
‘I called my agent and they reassured me I was still in the running. I thought it was incredible and ground-breaking of Marvel to put us both in those roles and not to make it about our blackness.
‘We were just girls who went to a school in New York and that’s what New York City looks like; films should reflect that. We had the best time making that movie. Zendaya and I are friends now and I’m really grateful for her.’
Spider-Man: Homecoming, which starred Tom Holland in the lead role, was a box office success, grossing $880.2million worldwide.
Delighted: In August, Laura was interviewed by Halle Berry and spoke about the BLM movement, saying: ‘It was amazing to be a part of the Black Lives Matter marches’