Jennifer Lawrence stepped out for a uncommon crimson carpet look this week, exhibiting off her child bump in classic couture.
The actor attended the premiere of the Apple authentic documentary Bread & Roses on the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles on November 14, exhibiting off her wonderful style in robes — and her bump.
Lawrence wore a Christian Lacroix robe from the designer’s 2006 high fashion assortment. The lengthy, flowing black robe draped down over Lawrence’s child stomach and was adorned with an elaborate sheer bow on the high. The gown had off-the-shoulder sleeves product of tulle and hung loosely on her arms.
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Lawrence’s longtime stylist Jamie Mizrahi shared on Instagram that she labored with classic designer supply Shrimpton Couture. Lawrence stored the robe as the primary occasion, opting to not put on a necklace and as a substitute follow easy silver earrings.
Her glam included a smooth, slicked-down bang along with her honey-blonde hair hanging down her again. Lawrence had a brown smoky eye and matching lip.
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Lawrence served as a producer alongside her producing accomplice Justine Ciarrocchi on Bread & Roses, directed by Sahra Mani, and government produced by Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai and Farhead Khosravi. Yousafzai’s manufacturing firm, Extracurricular produced the documentary alongside Apple. The documentary follows three ladies in Afghanistan who’re navigating their livelihoods after Kabul fell to the Taliban in 2021.
Jennifer Lawrence has stored busy over the previous few years as a producer and is anticipated to be a part of a number of upcoming tasks. She not too long ago celebrated the premiere of Zurawski v Texas, one other documentary movie that touches on the strict anti-abortion legal guidelines in Texas. Whereas she’s preserving busy, and persevering with to behave, she’s additionally anticipating her second baby along with her husband Cooke Maroney. Lawrence welcomed her first child identify Cy in early 2022, named after Maroney’s favourite artist, Cy Twombly.
A model of this story initially appeared on Teen Vogue.
