Looking fang-tastic! Rooney Mara wears Dracula T-shirt as she shows off slim limbs in leggings after ballet workout
She is known for playing quirky and some would say dark roles.
And Rooney Mara showed that maybe the horror genre is something she is keen on in real life - or at least when it comes to her wardrobe.
The 30-year-old actress was seen leaving a workout session in West Hollywood on Thursday.
Svelte: Rooney Mara showed off her slim physique in a Dracula T-shirt after she completed a ballet class on Thursday in West Holluywood
However it was a slightly different exercise class to the usual way of working up a sweat - she had just completed a ballet lesson.
The brunette star wore her inspired T-shirt, which had images reminiscent of the schlock horror films emblazoned with scenes from the movie Brahm Stoker's Dracula.
The vampire could be seen in a purple coloured hue.
Dark side: The star teamed her T with a pair of skin tight leggings and black slip on shoes
The star teamed her T with a pair of skin tight leggings and black slip on shoes.
She hid her eyes behind a pair of round sunglasses, and clutched her water bottle.
Rooney's hair was pulled back in a low ponytail.
She has just made an appearance at the Telluride Film Festival, and was awarded a silver medallion for her role in the film Carol
Up and coming: The star has been garnering much attention for her role in the movie Carol
Her performance has been garnering much attention.
A 1950s-set love story, it sees her star as Therese Belivet, a clerk in a Manhattan department store who falls for Cate Blanchett's character.
The actress plays an alluring woman trapped in a loveless, convenient marriage.
However the course of true love does not run smooth for the pair, who are amazed they find a connection between them.
In May, Rooney won Best Actress at the Cannes Film Festival for her portrayal of Therese in the film.
Applauded: In May, Rooney won Best Actress at the Cannes Film Festival for her portrayal of Therese in the film
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