Lawrence rocked a highly structured beige gown by Loewe, which stood at a distance from her body. When she turned, Lawrence revealed an inner corset in the same shade of beige. More art than everyday, the jaw-dropping cotton velvet look proves Lawrence to be more than your standard actress: she’s a fashion maven.

The architectural gown was paired with simple accompaniments, like shining green studs and a soft pink lip. The emphasis is clear: this is a fashion-forward showcase.

Lawrence’s eye-catching look comes on the heels of the film’s U.K. premiere, where she similarly took on a great fashion challenge. With a sheer black bodice, her Dior gown brought Lawrence’s pinpoint sense of elegance back to the limelight.

These two premiere looks also arrive after Lawrence took an industry-wide pause, citing overwork on projects lacking quality. She re-entered Hollywood with last year’s Causeway and produced a documentary, Bread and Roses, which premiered at Cannes this year. Bread and Roses, a story about Afghan women under Taliban rule, was produced alongside Justine Ciarrocchi.

At the Madrid premiere of No Hard Feelings, Lawrence also posed with her costar Andrew Barth Feldman, an alum of Broadway’s Dear Evan Hansen who plays an awkward college-bound youth whom Lawrence is hired to date.

Earlier in the afternoon, Lawrence stepped out in a decidedly more casual look, opting for a crisp white Alaia shirtdress for the Madrid photocall. She wore a wide leather belt over the dress, accentuating her waist, and paired the look with black heels. For some of the photos, she even wore a pair of black sunnies on her face — making the ultimate cool girl.

No Hard Feelings hits theaters on June 23.