Sadie Sink wears sparkly white Prada bra and skirt for the ‘Stranger Things’ season 5 premiere in LA

Last night’s “Stranger Things” premiere at the TCL Chinese Theater in Los Angeles may have had some eerie “upside down” vibes, but not when it came to Sadie Sink’s red carpet style.

The show’s 23-year-old breakout star wowed onlookers in a custom two-piece set from Prada, procured by her longtime stylist, Molly Dickson. Sink was named as an ambassador for the Italian fashion house in 2023 and has been devoted to the brand ever since.

The actress’ custom ensemble featured a luxurious ivory satin bralette with a matching floor-length skirt. Both pieces were embellished with delicate silver crystals that created an ethereal glow amidst many darker outfits worn by the large ensemble cast.

Sink wore her long auburn hair down and parted in the middle, with bold brows and a hint of pink blush on her cheeks.

This is her fourth season as a member of the “Stranger Things” troupe. She joined as a new character, Max Mayfield, in season 2, which was released on Netflix in October 2017.

Nearly a decade later, Sink and her Hawkins High School classmates have all grown up.

It’s bittersweet; season 5 will be the final chapter in the beloved sci-fi series. Volume 1 begins streaming on Netflix on Nov. 26, 2025, followed by volume 2 on Christmas Day, and the finale on New Year’s Eve.

Millie Bobby Brown, who charmed audiences with her portrayal of Jane Hopper (formerly known as Eleven), recently welcomed a baby girl with her husband, Jake Bongiovi.

Finn Wolfhard, who plays Mike Wheeler in “Stranger Things,” has launched a music career and also starred in the recent “Ghostbusters” sequels since the Netflix sensation premiered in the summer of 2016.

Similarly, Sink has taken on more dramatic roles in movies like “The Whale,” which earned Brendan Fraser an Oscar for best actor in 2022. This summer, she wrapped up a three-month run on Broadway as the lead in the play “John Procter Is the Villain.” This revisionist take on Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” earned Sink a Tony nomination for best actress. She lost to fellow redhead, Sarah Snook, who took home the trophy for “The Picture of Dorian Gray.”

Sink got her start on Broadway with a 2012 debut in “Annie,” where she was an understudy for the title role before taking over.

Having already made the journey from “Hard Knock Life” to Hawkins High before returning to Broadway’s hallowed halls, it’s clear that Sink has a storied — and stylish — acting career ahead of her.