Renate Reinsve Wore an Ann Demeulemeester SS26 Look at The Backrooms Premiere

Renate Reinsve stepped onto the red carpet in Los Angeles for The Backrooms screening with a look that felt sharp, slightly undone, and completely intentional. Wearing Ann Demeulemeester Spring/Summer 2026, she leaned into the label’s signature mood, dark, fluid, and a little rebellious.

Her outfit centered around an asymmetrical black skirt, detailed with a row of metallic buttons and a soft drape that moved with each step. The structure wasn’t rigid. Instead, it felt lived-in, giving the look a natural flow rather than a stiff silhouette.

Up top, she wore the Jedi long sleeve open-front top, slightly cropped with delicate frayed edges. The piece brought a sense of rawness, balancing softness with edge. The open front added dimension without feeling overly styled, keeping everything aligned with that understated, deconstructed aesthetic.

She finished the look with sleek pointed black heels, keeping the footwear minimal and sharp. No heavy accessories, no distractions. The focus stayed on the textures and the way the pieces worked together.

What makes this outfit stand out is how it avoids being overly polished. It’s not about perfection. It’s about feeling. The mix of clean tailoring and undone details gives it personality, something that feels very much in line with Reinsve’s on-screen presence.

Off the carpet, her connection to the project adds another layer. She shared that she had watched Kane Parsons’ original Backrooms shorts before joining the film, falling deep into the world of liminal spaces. That early interest shaped her trust in the project.

“The way Kane took care of that process and was scared of it himself made me feel safe that he could carry that atmosphere in a longer version,” she explained.

It’s that kind of origin story that makes The Backrooms feel different. What started as a passion project online is now evolving into a full film, with a cast that clearly believes in it.

And in a look like this, Reinsve brings that same energy to the red carpet. Thoughtful, a little unexpected, and hard to ignore.