Jennifer Lawrence looked chic in a caped co-ord as she attended the Die My Love photocall on Friday during 73rd San Sebastian International Film Festival in Spain.
The Hunger Games legend, 35, was the epitome of class as she wore a short-sleeve black top and matching oversized trousers.
The American actress’ top featured a floor-length cloak, which graciously cascaded behind her.
Jennifer beamed graciously for the cameras as she stopped for a slew of gorgeous shots at the lavish the Kursaal Palace.
The No Hard Feelings star stunned as she promoted the film, in which she plays a lead role alongside Robert Pattinson.
The thriller/comedy, directed by Lynne Ramsay, follows the story of a mother who, while staying in a remote forgotten rural area, struggles to maintain her sanity as she battles with psychosis.
Jennifer Lawrence looked chic in a caped co-ord as she attended the Die My Love photocall on Friday during 73rd San Sebastian International Film Festival in Spain .
The Hunger Games legend, 35, was the epitome of class as she wore a short-sleeve black top
The American actress wore matching silky trousers while her top featured a floor-length cloak, which graciously cascaded behind her
Earlier on her arrival, the producer caught the eye adding stylish cat-eye shades to her stunning ensemble.
Te Mother! sensation is later set to be honoured with the Donostia Lifetime Achievement award in recognition of her prestigious film career.
The Kentucky-born beauty – who welcomed her second child in March with husband Cooke Maroney – was previously tipped for Oscars glory after critics praised her ‘mesmerising’ performance in Lynne Ramsay’s feature piece.
She stars alongside Batman favourite Robert, 39, as a struggling mother battling postpartum depression and subsequent psychosis in an adaptation of Ariana Harwicz’s 2017 novel, which has been described as both a horror and a comedy.
The film star, who appears as Grace in the highly-charged movie, is a four-time Oscar nominee, but her only success was scooping the Best Actress gong in 2013 for Silver Lining’s Playbook.
But now 12 years after her crowning moment, Jennifer could be a contender for yet another Academy Award if recent reviews are anything to go by after the film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival on May 17.
And while co-star Robert and supporting cast including Sissy Spacek, 75, have been hailed for their roles, it is Jennifer’s stand-out turn as mentality fragile wife and mother that stands out.
Vogue’s Radhika Seth remarked: ‘Several critics at Cannes have already labeled her as one to watch ahead of the 2026 Oscars, and if an effective comeback narrative is constructed (it’s been a staggering 12 years since her Academy Award win and a decade since her last nomination), then I could certainly see it—despite its outlandishness, her turn is pure Oscar bait.’
The American Hustle alum added dainty silver earrings and tucked hair blonde locks into an elegant up-do
The No Hard Feelings star stunned ahead of the film’s press conference, in which she plays a lead role alongside Robert Pattinson
The thriller/comedy, directed by Lynne Ramsay, follows the story of a mother who, while staying in a remote forgotten rural area, struggles to maintain her sanity as she battles with psychosis
Earlier on her arrival, the producer caught the eye adding stylish cat-eye shades to her stunning ensemble
Jennifer made a truly stylish entrance, adding black open-toe heels, as she arrived at the star-studded photocall
The Kentucky-born beauty was previously tipped for Oscars glory after critics praised her ‘mesmerising’ performance in Lynne Ramsay’s feature piece
Meanwhile, though Vanity Fair’s Richard Lawson didn’t heap praise on the film, he lauded her performance, penning: ‘What keeps our attention during the film’s slightly sagging middle, and makes it such bracing viewing, is the marvel of Lawrence’s mesmerizing performance. She cannily balances mordant humor with existential unease and fury, a bolt of energy coursing through the film.’
With the publication’s David Canfield noting in a separate piece: ‘Jennifer Lawrence gives the kind of performance in Die, My Love that demands instant Oscar attention.’
He later adds: ‘Alongside strong supporting turns from Pattinson and Sissy Spacek, Lawrence arguably has never been better. It’s a striking return to the cinephile space for the Oscar winner, a reminder of what she can pull off alongside an ambitious, visionary filmmaker.
‘This is easily her most significant dramatic role since 2017’s Mother!, Darren Aronofsky’s polarizing psychological horror drama, and should result in her first Oscar nomination in a decade (going back to David O. Russell’s 2015 Joy).’
Deadline’s Damon Wise adds of her hopes for awards season: ‘America knows very well how good Jennifer Lawrence can be, and this could well mean a fifth Oscar nomination if it lands in savvy hands.’
While IndieWire remarked: ‘Lawrence gives an unleashed performance as a mother in freefall that festival Best Actress awards are made for.’
Die, My Love was released on May 17 but is set to hit UK and Ireland’s theatres on November 14, 2025.
