Non-binary star Indya Moore stunned in a racy sheer gown as they attended the Father Mother Sister Brother photocall during the 82nd Venice International Film Festival on Saturday.
The acting star, 30,who is transgender and non-binary and uses they/them and she/her pronouns, looked incredible in a brown floor-length dress.
They showcased their toned physique as they layered their long-sleeved garment over a pair of high-rise, high waisted shorts.
Adding inches to their statuesque frame, Indya, who has a supporting role in the flick, slipped into a pair of towering brown stilettos.
To accessorise, Indya, who is known for playing the role of Angel Evangelista in the FX television series Pose, wore a chunky gold bracelet which they paired with matching statement earrings.
Father Mother Sister Brother, which is set to hit cinemas later this year, sees estranged siblings reunite after years apart.
Non-binary star Indya Moore stunned in a sheer gown as they attended the Father Mother Sister Brother photocall during the 82nd Venice International Film Festival on Saturday
The acting star, 30, who is transgender and non-binary and uses they/them and she/her pronouns, looked incredible in a brown floor-length dress
The siblings are then forced to confront unresolved tensions and reevaluate their strained relationships with their emotionally distant parents.
The stellar cast also stars, Cate Blanchett, Adam Driver, Mayim Bialik, Charlotte Rampling.
Her role in the upcoming release comes after she opened up about when she attempted to take their own life after a traumatic childhood, where they faced transphobia, assault and sexual exploitation.
The model detailed to Harper’s Bazaar growing up as a trans girl and the trauma she suffered.
Speaking to the publication, Indya explained that their family struggled to understand their gender identity and caused their childhood to ‘take on a darker turn’.
Their parents were Jehovah’s Witnesses and had strict ideas on what it means to be masculine or feminine.
Indya said: ‘I grew up learning that gender is a social and cultural construction based on differences, because I looked different from the archetype they had mentally constructed about me.
‘I started to resent my parents, they disciplined me for being me. They were subconscious behaviors and I didn’t realize they were a problem until my parents were bothered by seeing them.
They showcased their toned physique as they layered their long-sleeved garment over a pair of high-rise, high waisted shorts
Adding inches to their statuesque frame, Indya, who has a supporting role in the flick, slipped into a pair of towering brown stilettos
To accessorise, Indya, who is known for playing the role of Angel Evangelista in Pose, wore a chunky gold bracelet which they paired with matching statement earrings
Father Mother Sister Brother, which is set to hit cinemas later this year, sees estranged siblings reunite after years apart
Pictured: Indya, Luka Sabbat, Jim Jarmusch, Cate Blanchett, Vicky Krieps and Charlotte Rampling
‘Growing up as a trans girl, it was very difficult for me to understand what the expectations were around me and trying to meet them all the time was very stressful and prevented me from enjoying my childhood.’
They explained that the situation got so dire that they often got into fights with their parents and brother as they felt ‘ashamed’.
They said: ‘I began to learn to protect myself by being dishonest and lying about my sexuality. I couldn’t have the freedom and security of being transparent with what I liked.
‘I distanced myself more and more from my parents and my brother, we didn’t trust each other, and vice versa. The tension and violence at home were becoming more and more pressing.’
Eventually Indya went into foster care at the age of 14 and their foster mother, who was also a trans woman, allowed her to use hormone replacement therapy for the first time.
