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Anne Hathaway is putting a maternity spin on a fan-favorite style combo: jeans and a cute top.
The "Odyssey" star returned to the red carpet on Sunday, Aug. 9, to celebrate her fourth film of the year, "The End of Oak Street." For the movie's California premiere, the star, who is pregnant with her third child, looked radiant in a baby-blue mock-neck top featuring a mid-drift hem that perfectly framed her growing baby ***** p.
Putting a casual spin on the custom Prabal Gurung design, which also featured a flowing train with a bold crimson lining, Hathaway styled the satin top with baggy low-rise jeans from La Ligne – cosigning the controversial Y2K low-rise jeans trend. The actress topped off her red-carpet look with diamond drop earrings, pink heels with red tips from Aquazzura, and a bold red lip.
#jeans #spin #rise #anne
The "Odyssey" star returned to the red carpet on Sunday, Aug. 9, to celebrate her fourth film of the year, "The End of Oak Street." For the movie's California premiere, the star, who is pregnant with her third child, looked radiant in a baby-blue mock-neck top featuring a mid-drift hem that perfectly framed her growing baby ***** p.
Putting a casual spin on the custom Prabal Gurung design, which also featured a flowing train with a bold crimson lining, Hathaway styled the satin top with baggy low-rise jeans from La Ligne – cosigning the controversial Y2K low-rise jeans trend. The actress topped off her red-carpet look with diamond drop earrings, pink heels with red tips from Aquazzura, and a bold red lip.
#jeans #spin #rise #anne
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The '80s were one of the biggest decades of all time, literally and figuratively. From ultra-teased hair to an endless rotation of power ballads playing on radio stations, there was no such thing as too much during this time. Although there was no social media back then, celebrity culture was huge, and folks loved reading about juicy gossip in the tabloids. That was our gateway into their glamorous lives and their love lives. People loved reading about which stars had hooked up, broken up, and made up.
Some romances of the decade stood the test of time and remain Hollywood's success story. Others have fizzled out with a dramatic bang, but are still among those relationships that fans look back on fondly. And it's not just fans who reminisce about their fave celebs' brief romantic stint. Some famous faces have even opened up about their past lovers years later, proving that these were meaningful connections. The '80s were totally tubular in all the right ways, and these couples will go down in history as some of the best romances of the period.
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Talk about a love that was meant to be. Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell first met in 1966 on the set of "The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band," but the "Tombstone" actor wasn't even legal. Fast forward 17 years, and the two reconnected while filming "Swing Shift" and have been together since. After welcoming their son Wyatt together in 1986, Hawn and Russell proved that their on-screen chemistry was as strong as ever while filming "Overboard" a year later. Hawn later shared on "The Late Late Show with James Corden" in 2017 that rewatching the hit comedy with her longtime partner brought all the feels. "You know how sometimes you forget why you fell in love? I remembered everything, and why I fell in love. It was really something to be able to watch that," she gushed.
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Some romances of the decade stood the test of time and remain Hollywood's success story. Others have fizzled out with a dramatic bang, but are still among those relationships that fans look back on fondly. And it's not just fans who reminisce about their fave celebs' brief romantic stint. Some famous faces have even opened up about their past lovers years later, proving that these were meaningful connections. The '80s were totally tubular in all the right ways, and these couples will go down in history as some of the best romances of the period.
Read more: All The Things Taylor Swift's Exes Have Spilled About Her
Aaron Rapoport/Getty Images
Talk about a love that was meant to be. Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell first met in 1966 on the set of "The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band," but the "Tombstone" actor wasn't even legal. Fast forward 17 years, and the two reconnected while filming "Swing Shift" and have been together since. After welcoming their son Wyatt together in 1986, Hawn and Russell proved that their on-screen chemistry was as strong as ever while filming "Overboard" a year later. Hawn later shared on "The Late Late Show with James Corden" in 2017 that rewatching the hit comedy with her longtime partner brought all the feels. "You know how sometimes you forget why you fell in love? I remembered everything, and why I fell in love. It was really something to be able to watch that," she gushed.
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