Yerin Ha continued to shed that Cinderella-inspired style in favor of a ’60s Mod look in Louis Vuitton for the London screening of “Bridgerton” season four, part two on Tuesday night.

The Australian actress wore a sleeveless minidress with a column silhouette and metallic fabric courtesy of the French luxury fashion house. The design, not dissimilar to a look from the label’s 2022 cruise collection, featured rounded buttons and seams around the neckline and down the front of the garment.

Crafted in a shiny fabric, the dress incorporated muted tones of pink, green and silver, evocative of the pastel color palette often associated with the Netflix series. As for accessories, Ha went mostly minimal, save for a pair of statement earrings by Louis Vuitton. She capped off the ’60s vibe of her look with a pair of over-the-knee black leather boots.

Ha’s makeup and glam followed suit with her ’60s style inspo. The actress’ hair, coiffed by stylist Dayaruci, was styled with a side part and worn straight and down past Ha’s shoulders. Her makeup, by artist Naoko Sofia Patrizia Scintu, featured black winged eyeliner and a pop of color with a pink lip. Ha’s “Bridgerton” publicity tour looks have been styled by Holly White.

Yerin Ha’s breakthrough with her role in “Bridgerton” has also given the 28-year-old actress the opportunity to flex her fashion. In her collaborations with Holly White thus far, Ha’s transitioned from “Bridgerton” Cinderella story to fired up star.

At the Paris world premiere of “Bridgerton” season four in January, Ha wore a custom Prada gown in an icy blue with hints of modernity throughout, including a cutout beneath the bustline and crystal-embellished straps. For the Feb. 18 Madrid photo call, Ha wore a ruby encrusted Dolce & Gabbana dress.

Ha stars as Sophie Baek in the fourth season of Netflix’s “Bridgerton,” based on the book series by Julia Quinn. The season follows Benedict Bridgerton, played by Luke Thompson, as he searches for the mystery woman he fell for at a masquerade, who happens to be house maid Sophie.

The actress, who spoke with WWD last March about her role in the series, revealed what she learned from playing Sophie. “Sometimes in love you can lose part of yourself. And I think that’s what I love so much about Sophie, and she teaches me a lot actually as well, about ‘don’t change yourself for anyone,’” Ha said. “Stay true to your lane and surround yourself with people that will respect you at the same time.”

Season four, part two of “Bridgerton” hits Netflix Thursday.