![]() ![]() It makes sense that Sink has already amassed such dedicated disciples-on paper, it appears she’s been working since the womb. “When I do press and red carpets, that’s when I get to have more fun and my real style gets to show through.” “As I got older, I started to figure out what I actually liked and what I felt most confident in,” Sink shares of her style trajectory. ![]() The founder of one popular fan page created a Sink-dedicated feed, and accrued a 10,000-strong followership by chronicling the actress’s outfits. You might have seen the star traveling with Chanel in Aspen, appearing in the Prada show at Milan Fashion Week, or starring in a Givenchy beauty campaign.įor a “theater kid” from small-town Texas, it’s a robust resume-one to which she can now also add “expert sartorialist.” While style isn’t always top of mind during Sink’s puppy-playing days off at her parents’ home in Summit, New Jersey, her post-modernist style (often showcased on the press circuit) still graces many mood boards. Since then, modeling has become something of an off-duty past-time. Within the year, the then-teen would contend with a flurry of requests: a Miu Miu campaign alongside Elle Fanning, a Nike partnership tied to their Epic Fly Knit sneaker, then a Paris Fashion Week runway debut, opening Undercover’s FW18 show. The actress’s relationship with Chanel began even before her Stranger Things debut at the ripe age of 15 when the brand reached out to dress her in a midcentury-inspired monochromatic cocktail dress for the season two premiere (Sink made her debut appearance on season two). In fact, she seems to have become the industry’s favorite new face. Even her bucket hat-the key accessory she “can’t get enough of”-can be credited to Jacquemus. Executing seven outfits for seven occasions in a recent Vogue video, Sink dons designers en masse: her short suit, Miu Miu jeans, Acne Studios. I didn’t really think that this was going to come with everything.”įame does indeed come with its benefits, especially in the fashion world. I never really got the chance to process what was happening. “Coming from theater, it’s such a smaller world with fewer bells and whistles. “I was introduced to the side of things so late,” she explains. Then, of course, there are her leagues of fans (an eye-watering 20 million on Instagram alone) obsessively ingesting any scrap of content she provides-from press appearances to behind-the-scenes insight. Winona Ryder identified Sink as the next Meryl Streep. As if portraying one of the most beloved characters on Netflix’s most-watched English-language series wasn’t enough, the Sink-led Stranger Things episode “Dear Billy” will make Emmy history if it wins in all seven categories it's been submitted for. The resurrection of “Running Up That Hill” has parallels to Sink’s ascension to stardom. “I knew the show had a giant fanbase, but I didn’t know how big until I was in it.” “I can’t even tell you how many times I’ve had to listen to ‘Running Up That Hill,’” says Sink. ![]() Within the same week, the Kate Bush track would hit number one on iTunes-40 years after its release-thanks to the show. TikTok couldn’t know it was really her behind the screen. Although there are many accounts that exist claiming to be Sink-some with tens of thousands of fans-the star’s legitimate profile is anonymous (in Zoomer slang: a “finsta”). Despite persistent swiping, clip after clip was soundtracked by the same song: “Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God),” a 1985 British pop ballad that arms Sink’s character, Max Mayfield, against the supernatural. During a recent scroll, Sink figured she’d fallen into some niche algorithmic vortex. And, like many late adolescents, she peruses TikTok. The 20-year-old reads (correction: is trying to read more). When she’s not gracing the couture runways, befriending actor Woody Harrelson, or starring in the hit Netflix show Stranger Things, Sadie Sink spends her spare time doing nothing. ![]()
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