Forever oscillating between Upper East Side glamour and bohemian effortlessness, style continues to spark conversation. The actress has stylishly thrown herself into her press tour for her latest film serving up a buffet of looks for onlookers to devour. From Oscar de la Renta gowns to dazzling Dauphinette concoctions, there’s little ground the icon hasn’t covered.
You may also like Atelier Versace has almost single-handedly kept Blake’s couture wardrobe afloat, providing an array of archival pieces for the actress to toy with. Her fairycore-coded springs to mind, courtesy of the brand’s SS23 collection. Once again looking to the prestigious Italian fashion house for inspiration, the 36-year-old attended a photocall during the premiere of the film in Copenhagen, sporting Atelier Versace for all to see and, considering the weightiness of the garment, hear.
MORE: RELATED: Blake wore a decadent gown hailing from the brand’s SS18 couture collection. Featuring a boned bodice crafted from clusters of crystals and sheer panels, the dress merged Disney drama with whimsy romance. A swirling baroque print in hues of lilac and gold adorned the train of the gown, delicately contrasting the jagged embellished breastplate of the bustier top.
A series of crystal-clad bangles coiled up the star’s arm, echoing the violet-metallic colour scheme of the Versace creation. Blake opted for a honied beauty blend. A sun-kissed complexion complemented a pale pink lip and a soft smokey eye, her go-to palette of choice.
She wore her golden locks down loose yet clipped to the side in what can only be described as a Noughties pop princess move. Blake was joined on the red carpet by her co-star, Irish-Puerto Rican actress Isabela Ferrer. Isabela turned out a more understated but equally as opulent outfit, slipping into a jet black gown peppered with glistening crystals and complete with an elegant low scoop back.
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