Madelyn Cline wore a monochromatic knit ensemble in a new portrait for The Hollywood Reporter. She donned a scoop-neck tank top from Tom Ford, which currently retails for $1,850. Crafted from a semi-sheer, ribbed knit infused with velvet-textured vertical striping and micro sequins, the slim-cut top featured ultra-thin shoulder straps and an elongated torso. It layered seamlessly over the mid-length skirt, also from Tom Ford.

The vertical ribbing created a continuous, elongating line. The $2,550 skirt featured a kick-flare hem, a lace-trim belt, an elasticated waistband, and a removable underskirt. Further, its hem tapered into a delicate semi-translucent fringe detail that let black pointed-toe pumps peek through. A lightweight knit cardigan added a layer and relaxed movement to the look. She wore it off the shoulders and gathered around her elbows.

The open knit fabric allowed the light to filter through. The shoes remained classic and sharp, grounding the soft knit textures with a pointed toe. The rest of her styling also echoed the dark, monochromatic palette. She sported multiple stacked rings from Spinelli Kilcollin and Melinda, providing a metallic contrast against the black fabric.

Cline wore her hair down in loose waves with a middle part, and the soft warm-blonde highlights caught the studio lighting. Meanwhile, the makeup featured polished brows, a warm neutral eye look with defined lashes, a subtle dusting of rosy blush, and a satin nude-pink lip. In another portrait from the shoot, she wore an Isabel Marant Nevana satin maxi dress paired with Paris Texas Lidia Mules.