Joey King in sheer black Miu Miu SS26 lace outfit at the Practical Magic 2 London photocall

Joey King brought a touch of dark romance to London while promoting Practical Magic 2. The actress attended the film's photocall at Claridge's on August 27, stepping out in a striking black look inspired by Miu Miu's Spring/Summer 2026 collection. Styled by Jared Eng, the outfit leaned into the visible-underwear trend with intricate lace, sheer details and a beautifully delicate finish.

Joey King wearing black floral lace Miu Miu at Claridge's in London

Known for films including The Kissing Booth, Bullet Train and A Family Affair, Joey takes on the role of Kylie Owens in the highly anticipated Practical Magic sequel, joining returning stars Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman. The London photocall brought together the film's cast as excitement continues to build around the next chapter of the beloved 1998 cult classic.

Joey King Miu Miu Spring Summer 2026 look for Practical Magic 2 photocall

For the occasion, Joey wore a black floral lace halter top with a softly ruffled neckline, paired with a matching floor-length skirt. The densely detailed openwork lace created a sheer effect throughout the ensemble, while subtle embellishment and texture gave the monochrome look plenty of dimension. The slim silhouette kept things elegant, even with the outfit's daring transparency.

Joey King Miu Miu Spring Summer 2026 look for Practical Magic 2 photocall

She kept the accessories understated, allowing the Miu Miu lace to remain the focus. A few rings, including an Awe Inspired serpent skull ring, added a slightly mystical finishing touch that felt especially fitting for a Practical Magic 2 press appearance.

Joey's auburn-brown hair was worn long, sleek and loose with a neat centre part, while her soft, natural-looking makeup complemented the dramatic black ensemble without competing with it. Against the photocall's rich purple floral backdrop, the lace look made a memorable statement—romantic, a little witchy and perfectly suited to the magical mood of the film's London press tour.