Joey King risks a wardrobe malfunction in a barely there string top (2024)

Joey King turned heads while attending a photocall at Bateau L'Excellence, Port Debilly in Paris on Saturday.

The actress, 22, looked gorgeous in a barely there string top which she layered with a black leather blazer.

Joey completed the striking look with matching trousers as she posed alongside her co-stars in front of the iconic Eiffel Tower.

The actress showed off her edgy sense of style with a chunky padlock chain as her straight styled caramel tresses blew in the wind.

The Kissing Booth star opted for a dewy make-up look with lashing of mascara and a stylish nude lip.

In the action movie Joey plays The Prince, a British assassin posing as a schoolgirl on a high-speed train from Tokyo to Kyoto.

Also at the event was the film's lead Brad Pitt, 58, who put on an eye-catching display in a vibrant orange blazer, matching trousers and a t-shirt.

Brad looked effortlessly cool in a pair of orange rimmed sunglasses and accessorised with a gold chain.

The Oscar winner stars in the David Leitch–directed film as a hitman with the codename Ladybug who is looking to go straight, until he's lured back to retrieve a special briefcase on bored the moving train.

The thrilling movie also includes appearances by Sandra Bullock, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Logan Lerman, Michael Shannon, Zazie Beetz and Bad Bunny.

Bullet Train was originally slated for an April 2022 release, but several delays have pushed it back to an August 5 release date.

The film's bright trailer suggests it will be a candy-coloured affair, in contrast with the dark and violent subject matter.

The film is about five assassins who all end up on a bullet train from Tokyo to Morioka. There are only a few stops in between which makes fleeing impossible.

But over time the assassins realize their jobs are intertwined as they are all going after a strange silver briefcase and they eventually go on the hunt to find out who is behind the plan.

In the meantime, no one trusts each other and everyone is looking over their shoulder in case they become a target.

Director David Leitch has previously shown off his action bona fides by working as an uncredited co-director on the first John Wick films, while going solo to direct Atomic Blonde, Deadpool 2 and the Fast & Furious spinoff Hobbs & Shaw.

He has a special connection to Brad, as he served as the Once Upon A Time In Hollywood star's stunt double in several films before moving behind the camera.

Bullet Train is in cinemas July 29.