The 21-year-old actress’ wardrobe lately isn’t as strange and unusual as it may seem — at least not for the star of director Tim Burton’s “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice .”
The actress has been celebrating the original film’s funky fashions with tributes to the 1988 cult classic “Beetlejuice” while promoting the sequel on red carpets around the world.
Ortega wore a Harris Reed ensemble inspired by the statue made by Catherine O’Hara’s character Delia Deetz in the original film and a miniature model of the haunted Deetz family home as a purse for the London premiere.
In her most recent nod to the original film, Ortega and her team got creative with a structured gray and black Harris Reed ensemble inspired by the statue made by Catherine O’Hara’s character Delia Deetz in the original film, according to stylist Enrique Melendez .
The set was styled with black velvet opera gloves and a miniature model of the haunted Deetz family home as a purse for the London premiere.
The actress rocked a custom Dior gown as an homage to Winona Ryder’s character Lydia Deetz’s iconic red wedding dress.
In Venice, Ortega wowed in a custom red sheer Dior gown with a heart-shaped top and pleated bottom. An homage to Winona Ryder’s character Lydia Deetz’s iconic red wedding dress.
Ortega wore a custom burgundy Paul Smith suit in Venice and a burgundy blazer dress with contrasting red lapels from Alexander McQueen and pillar box red rights in London.
The starlet seems to particularly love Michael Keaton’s character Beetlejuice’s wedding outfit.
She’s twice paid tribute to the look with different updated takes on the burgundy suit.
Ortega wore a custom burgundy Paul Smith suit in Venice and a burgundy blazer dress with contrasting red lapels from Alexander McQueen and pillar box red rights in London.
Ortega was pictured in a Giambattista Valli Paris gown reminiscent of something Geena Davis’ Beetlejuice character Barbara Maitland would wear.
For another day of press, Ortega was shot wearing a flowing floral Giambattista Valli Paris gown with a Handbag for the Recently Deceased — and make-up that made her look like she’d become one.
The handbag — a reference to the creepy handbook featured in the movie — appears to have become a favorite accessory beloved by Ortega and “Beetlejuice” fans.
Although the look might not match the rest of the gothic “Beetlejuice” lookbook, Melendez shared that the style was inspired by Geena Davis’ Beetlejuice character Barbara Maitland.
The 21-year-old wore a black and white plaid blazer over a red top paired with a pleated khaki Sans Faff mini skirt matching Alec Baldwin’s character Adam Maitland.
Even when traveling, Ortega hasn’t broken character. The actress was spotted arriving at the 81st Venice Film Festival matching Alec Baldwin’s character Adam Maitland.
Ortega wore a black and white plaid blazer over a red top paired with a pleated khaki Sans Faff mini skirt.
Ortega copied Lydia Deetz’s iconic last look with a Thom Browne navy blue sweater customized with an emblem, white collared button-down and plaid skirt.
One of the looks that received the most fanfare was Ortega’s near replica of Lydia Deetz’s final look.
The actress copied the costume with a Thom Browne navy blue sweater customized with an emblem, white collared button-down and plaid skirt.
It was the first time she was seen clutching the Handbag for the Recently Deceased.
Ortega pleased fans when she donned a long-sleeved, pinstriped suit dress by Dolce & Gabbana — a bit more stylish than Beetlejuice’s outfits.
And what look screams “Beetlejuice” more than a striped suit?
Ortega pleased fans when she donned a long-sleeved, pinstriped suit dress by Dolce & Gabbana. Melendez described the look as “soft goth glam La Bella Mafia vibes” — Beetlejuice probably didn’t wear designer.
Ortega wore a cropped tuxedo jacket, semi-sheer black lace dress, and matching platform heels while promoting her new film in New York City. TheImageDirect.com
Stepping out in New York City, Ortega stunned in a cropped tuxedo jacket, semi-sheer black lace dress, and matching platform heels.
A look reminiscent of Lydia’s black veiled outfit.
Ortega dressed to impress in a custom strapless teal Lurline dress featuring a shrunken head molded into the structured bodice and stitched around her legs.
Premiering the film in Mexico, Ortega dressed to impress in a custom strapless teal Lurline dress featuring a shrunken head molded into the structured bodice and stitched around her legs.
The unique feature is a fun nod to the shrunken heads in the 80s movie — and ones that might pop out in the new sequel.
The actress wore an archival Vivienne Westwood dress and custom patent Mary Jane snakeskin pattern platforms.
Ortega walked another carpet in Mexico in custom patent Mary Jane snakeskin pattern platforms inspired by the head snake in the first movie.
To match the dark and spooky vibes of the “Beetlejuice” cinematic universe — and the shoes — the actress wore an archival Vivienne Westwood dress that Melendez said “truly exists in the world” of Tim Burton
The dress draped across her chest and down her arms with nude fabric that was covered in black sequined swirls across her body.
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