Kelly Marie Tran keeps it cute and casual when presenting her new movie Raya and the Last Dragon

Kelly Marie Tran faced racism and bullying online with her Disney debut.

But the Star Wars actress is back in style, adding Disney Princess to her impressive resume.

She kept it cute and casual on Friday by presenting her new animated film Raya and the Last Dragon, before a screening at the reopening of the historic El Capitan Theater in Los Angeles.

The 32-year-old actress portrayed the film in a patterned black sweatshirt, which she put on an orange blouse.

She complemented the look with black skin-tight jeans, a black leather belt and a matching pair of black leather shoes.

Tran tied her hair in a red and white striped scarf and took precautions against COVID-19 in a white N95 breathing mask.

She presented the film with the help of Carlos López Estrada, who directed alongside Don Hall.

The San Diego-born actress gives voice to the titular warrior, who must track down the last dragon to defeat the monstrous Druun and save his fantasy world Kumandra.

She recently told The Hollywood Reporter: ‘[Raya] sees the world in that idyllic and awkward way, and then the world kind of breaks down and changes the way it interacts with the world.

‘That was my way [into the character]. I’ve definitely seen the world with pink glasses in the past, and now I feel like I’m in the background, smoking a cigarette, [saying], “I saw things.” ‘

It happens after she left social media in June 2018, amid abuses of racist and misogynistic trolls, after she became the first black woman to be cast in a leading role in the Star Wars franchise.

Tran deleted all his posts on Instagram, writing in the biography of his vacant account: ‘Afraid, but doing it anyway.’

She told THR: ‘I really have been a lot happier without being on the internet. I had my agents telling me [I’m] renouncing partnerships with the brand, but I’m not here to sell tea to girls.

Sorry for Your Loss actress added: ‘We can talk about the interaction between mental health and social media, but also mental health and this idea of ​​fame and what it does to you. This is not normal.

‘For me, this navigation is about how I protect myself in a way that I can continue to work in this world and continue to spread the stories that I feel the world needs to hear.’

Tran starred as Rose Tico, a tough mechanic, in 2017’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi and 2019’s Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.