Auli’i Cravalho put an ethereal spin on tropical flowers for the London premiere of “Moana 2” on Sunday. The actress reprized her titular role for the sequel to the 2016 film, which stars Dwayne Johnson.

For the special occasion, Cravalho chose an Oscar de la Renta dress. The sleeveless floor-length dress featured a full tulle skirt in light ocean blue, with a sheer neckline detail above the bust.

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Tropical pink flowers and green leaves ran across the bodice and upper skirt, adding a textured, three-dimensional touch. Cravalho completed the look with Christian Louboutin heels and accessorized with jewelry from Effy Jewelry and Graziela Gems.

Cravalho’s pixie bob was styled in playful waves by Cynthia Alvarez. Her makeup had a radiant look with a hint of pink on the lips, created by artist Kirin Bhatty. Cravalho’s look was styled by Jessica Paster, who collaborated with Quinta Brunson and Aubrey Plaza, among others.

While attending the premiere, Cravalho posed with her costar Johnson on the red carpet. Opting for his own take on tropical inspiration, he paid tribute to the film with an Amiri suede blouson jacket. The black jacket featured all-over palm tree embroidery, a pointed collar, a two-way zipper and long sleeves with buttoned cuffs.

Cravalho is just the latest star to style a look courtesy of Oscar de la Renta. Pamela Anderson wore several dresses from the label during her promotional tour for ‘The Last Showgirl’. Selena Gomez also wore an Oscar de la Renta look while attending the Rare Impact Fund benefit in Los Angeles last October.

“Moana 2” follows the titular character as she ventures into uncharted waters for an adventure unlike anything she has experienced before. The animated film can be seen in cinemas on Wednesday.

‘Moana 2’ Red Carpet London Premiere: Auli’i Cravalho in Oscar de la Renta and More Celebrity Style (PHOTOS)

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