She may be the granddaughter of Elvis Presley.
But Riley Keough is forging her own path in life as an actress.
And on Wednesday, the 27-year-old was the center of attention at the premiere of her latest movie Hold The Dark at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Red carpet ready: Riley Keough was the center of attention at the premiere of her latest movie Hold The Dark at the Toronto International Film Festival on Wednesday
Riley looked sensational in a silky pale pink dress with black frills and detailing.
The on trend number was sleeveless with a lingerie-style top and thigh-skimming skirt.
Cut outs at the waist teased skin between the bust and waist and the low-cut bodice flashed a little cleavage.
The actress added black sandal heels and left her long honey blonde hair loose.
Stylish star: The granddaughter of Elvis Presley looked sensational in a silky pale pink dress with black frills and detailing
On trend: The frock was sleeveless with a lingerie-style top and thigh-skimming skirt. The low-cut top flashed some cleavage and there were cut outs between the bust and the waist
Natural beauty: Riley, 27, added black sandal heels and left her long honey blonde hair loose
Hold The Dark is a drama set in Alaska that revolves around the mysterious disappearance of a six-year-old boy believed to have been taken by wolves.
Joining Riley at the screening were her co-stars Alexander Skarsgard and Jeffrey Wright.
Big Little Lies star Skarsgard plays Riley’s husband in the film while Wright is the writer she hires to try and find her son.
Headliners: Joining Riley were her co-stars Alexander Skarsgard and Jeffrey Wright. Skarsgard plays her husband in the film while Wright is the writer she hires to try and find her son
Hunky star: Skarsgard, 42, looked dapper in a black two-piece suit and black shirt left unbuttoned at the collar
Suave: Wright, 52, opted for a brown two-piece suit and a white unbuttoned shirt
Skarsgard, 42, looked dapper in a black two-piece suit and black shirt left unbuttoned at the collar.
Wright, 52, opted for a brown two-piece suit and a white unbuttoned shirt.
Also on hand were fellow castmembers James Badge Dale and Julian Black Antelope as well as director Jeremy Saulnier and screenwriter Macon Blair.
Hold The Dark is slated to open in theatres on September 28.
Group photo: Also on hand were fellow castmembers James Badge Dale, far left, and Julian Black Antelope, far right, as well as director Jeremy Saulnier, second from right