13 of the most daring looks Joey King has ever worn, from outfits with no shirts to see-through corsets

At the time, she walked a red carpet in a white Alessandra Rich minidress that had a deep-V neckline and short, puffed sleeves attached to longer, see-through ones made from lace.

"The Kissing Booth" star's look also included ruffles, a black bow, and dark heels.

Weeks before her show "The Act" was released on Hulu, King attended a Teen Vogue party in a buzzed hairstyle and black overalls made entirely from leather.

But what made the outfit edgier was the fact that King opted not to wear a shirt underneath her outer layer. She also ditched bold makeup and accessories.

Her Yanina Couture gown — which had a plunging neckline that reached her stomach — appeared strapless thanks to its sharp, black design.

But atop the gown was a see-through, mesh overlay that held the dress up. The latter piece also had long sleeves and a white embroidery that created images of people dancing.

She walked the Kids' Choice Awards red carpet in a vibrant three-piece that included a red, long-sleeved shirt, leather pants in a similar red shade, and a strappy, orange bra worn on top of her shirt.

King's accessory of choice — a mini Jacquemus bag — was arguably as daring as her outfit.

She attended ELLE's Women In Hollywood event that year wearing a Richard Quinn design. It had a high-neck, long-sleeve bodysuit made from velvet underneath a blue, floral minidress.

The latter was strapless with a bubble-shaped skirt, which added striking juxtaposition to her otherwise straightforward look.

Her see-through tights actually appeared to be part of a bodysuit, as they connected to her sleeveless tank top.

King wore the garment with black heels and a semi-sheer shawl wrapped around her neck and one shoulder.

Jason Wu designed her dress, which was sleeveless and covered in light sparkles from top to bottom.

Designed by Threeasfour, King's brown dress was created with fabric cut in the shape of leaves. It had short sleeves, an asymmetrical skirt, and small cutouts from top to bottom.

Her red look, designed by Robert Wun, had a strapless, peplum top that was structured with a corset on top.

Beneath it was a pair of optical-illusion pants, which were half-covered by a pleated, asymmetrical skirt on one side.

King wore the bold Christian Siriano look at the premiere of her new film "The Princess." The top of her outfit featured an asymmetrical bralette with a thick neckband, while its full, high-waisted skirt was crafted from pleated tulle.

King also wore oversized leather gloves with her outfit.

Instead, she wore a black duster held together with thin strings, and a matching pair of leather pants. King also accessorized with a thick lock-and-chain necklace.

Nensi Dojaka designed her dress, which was sleeveless with thin straps that held up the garment's mesh cups and created small cutouts across the chest.

King paired it with sheer-black tights and chunky boots that extended past her ankles.

Designed by Cong Tri, the dress had a blazer-style top with slits at the waist, a plunging V neckline in front, and a floor-length skirt decorated with sparkling fringe.