Michael B. Jordan, Hailee Steinfeld and More Sinners Actors Lean into Method Dressing with Vampire Fang Grills in London

The cast of Ryan Coogler's forthcoming film, Sinners, paid homage to the movie's vampiric roots with an on-point accessory.

When Michael B. Jordan, Hailee Steinfeld, Jack O'Connell, Wunmi Mosaku and Miles Caton attended the movie's photocall session in London on April 13.

For the event, the cast accessorized their outfits with blinding grills.

While Jordan opted for a more traditional style, consisting of a gold outline design the top, and a diamond encrusted bottom set, O'Connell, Mosaku, Steinfeld and Caton wore gold vampire fang-shaped grills on their bottom teeth.

The vampire fang grills aren't the only daring look that came from the Sinners press cycle. For the April 14 European premiere of the movie, also in London, Steinfeld sunk her teeth into method dressing again in a black sheer Robert Wun gown from the designer's spring 2024 couture collection with red and orange flames framing the bodice and train of the gown.

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Her blowout also gave fans a glimpse of her bob, which she appears to be growing out since revealing it last summer. The actress chatted about the transformation during a recent interview with PEOPLE. "I've never had short hair like this,” she shared in August, recalling images of her as a baby with long hair.

“I finally got to a point where I was like, ‘Okay, I'm ready for some change.’ I love my long hair, but I'm carrying it around like it's dead weight now. And I wear it up more than I wear it down and I'm constantly trying to get it out of my way. Why don't I just try something new?"

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"It had such an impact on me personally," the actress, 28, told PEOPLE of starring the vampire thriller, which takes place in the 1930s south.

"Therefore, I feel like the least it can do is make an impact on those that watch it. I think it affected all of us so personally and so deeply, and I do believe that you feel that and you see that when you watch this movie."

She continued, "I'm so grateful for the deeply personal connection that each of us have [to the material]," adding, "mine being with my family history, with my grandfather, who I wish was still here to answer all the questions that I have that this movie raised for me and making this movie raised."