Actress Kahyun Kim goes topless on red carpet at Cocaine Bear premiere

She stars in of one of this year’s wildest movies – and this actress said she wanted her premiere outfit to reflect that.

Kahyun Kim attends the Los Angeles premiere of Cocaine Bear. Picture: Getty

She’s bearing it all.

Korean actress Kahyun Kim hit the Cocaine Bear red carpet premiere in LA this week in extremely on-theme nipple pasties featuring glittering bear faces.

“I wanted my look to represent who I am and how crazy our movie is! Fun, a little psychotic but most definitely HOT!” Kim told Page Six Style.

Kim says she wanted her look to reflect the craziness of the film. Picture: Frazer Harrison/Getty

“I wanted my look to represent who I am.” Picture: Kayla Oaddams/WireImage

She opted for a sheer convertible chainmail style ($US3450) from celeb-loved designer Natalia Fedner that can be worn as either a dress or a skirt.

The American Gods actress — who posted a series of Instagram photos of her skimpy premiere style — styled the metal mesh number with a faux fur jacket, black underwear and red thigh-high boots.

With Cocaine Bear co-star Aaron Holliday. Picture: Kayla Oaddams/WireImage

As for those custom pasties? “We made sure the bear was CUTE but also F***ED UP!” Kim says.

In a show of total commitment to her movie’s premise, she even attached a small baggie filled with white powder to her braid.

A baggie of white powder … it’s the subtle touches. Picture: VALERIE MACON / AFP

Kim worked with stylist Lisa N. Hoang, who called the playful outfit “the most fun I’ve had on a look,” noting that both the jacket and the drugs were “faux.”

She also went bold with metallic oil-slick nails courtesy of Los Angeles nail artist Saline Néou and crystals around her eyes.

One wellwisher praised her as an “icon” for the bold look. Picture: Frazer Harrison/Getty

Kim’s followers thoroughly approved of the pictures she shared, with comedian Hank Chen quipping, “yeah bear t**ties!!” and hairstylist Rachel Lita calling her “an icon.”

Star Keri Russell and director Elizabeth Banks also attended the premiere, though in less literal outfits, wearing a black slip dress with a tuxedo jacket and a gold sequined gown, respectively.

The upcoming film is loosely based on a true story about a black bear’s drug-fuelled rampage through a Georgia forest in 1985.

The dark comedy hits Australian cinemas on February 23.

This story originally appeared on Page Six and is republished here with permission.