Ewan McGregor's nepo baby daughter Esther shows off her quirky sense of style in a sequin crop top at We Were Liars world premiere in New York City
Esther McGregor showed off her quirky sense of style as she attended the world premiere of We Were Liars in New York City on Tuesday.
The actress, 23, who plays Mirren Sinclair in the Prime Video series, wore a green sequinned crop top for the event.
She teamed it with a matching mini skirt and completed her outfit with a pair of black sling back heels.
Esther was joined on the red carpet by her castmates Joseph Zada, Shubham Maheshwari and Emily Alyn Lind.
The series, made by The Vampire Diaries creator Julie Plec, tells the story of a young woman struggling to piece together memories of a fateful summer after suffering a head injury.
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It unfolds as she and her close-knit group navigate a world of privilege, secrets, and ultimately, tragedy.
Based on E. Lockhart's novel, all episodes of We Were Liars will premier on June 18 on Prime Video.
Esther recently admitted that she 'lived and breathed' film sets while growing up with parents Ewan McGregor - whose career exploded following the release of Danny Boyle's Trainspotting in 1996 - and Eve Mavrakis, a French production designer.
The actress has already worked alongside her famous father twice, having taken small roles in Star Wars spin-off Obi Wan and director Emma Westenberg's drama Bleeding Love - which also stars her older sister Clara.
More recently, she featured in Halina Reijn's erotic thriller Babygirl alongside Nicole Kidman, Antonio Banderas and Harris Dickinson.
Speaking in a recent interview with ELLE, Esther admitted her early exposure to the frenetic environment on set fuelled her own passion for acting.
She said: 'I definitely came out singing, for sure. But being in close proximity to anything will build its charm - I immediately fell in love with it.
'I want to give the gratitude that I think deserves its place, in terms of being raised in a family in film. Being able to be on sets really aided that love and that breath and that heartbeat.'
The series follows a group of young adults who have their friendship tested as one friend tries to piece together the events leading to her near-death experience
She added: 'As much as I don't think I would be able to do anything else, who knows? It was the way that I was born, the world I was born into. So I feel very thankful that I'm able to do what I do, because I need it.'
Her father told The Late Late Show With James Corden in 2022 what it was like to work with her after she appeared alongside him in the Disney+ miniseries, Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Ewan said: 'I'm sure everybody thinks she got the job because of me, but really she didn't. She auditioned for the role.
'You don't really know with your kids until that moment when I was acting with her and it felt really normal and natural.'
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