Blake dressed entirely in black for the launch of her brand. (Images: Instagram)
The Gossip Girl actress wore everything from CHANEL to her accessories and jewelry.
Blake Lively is once again making headlines, but this time, it’s not because of her role in Deadpool & Wolverine. The actress has launched her own haircare brand called Blake Brown, paying tribute to her father as she chose his last name as the brand name. At the launch event, Blake was the center of attention thanks to her impeccable style. The Gossip Girl star was dressed head to toe in CHANEL, from her outfit to her jewelry and accessories. Fans couldn’t stop talking about how she showed off her signature honey blonde hair while posing with her new products. Along with the elegant photos of her with the products, Lively shared a few more snaps that highlight her fun and glamorous personality.
In the photo series, Blake opted for an all-black outfit and accessories that highlighted her hair and matched her new hair care products. Instead of posing against a glamorous backdrop, the actress is seen relaxing in bed, answering work emails or eating lunch. However, some shots show the actress against the backdrop of the city. In her caption, Blake thanked the photographer for capturing her spontaneous moments as she went about her routine work.
Blake Lively shared the photos on Instagram, writing, “Blake Brown Beauty is the sleepiest person I know and he is the launch lunch. The images are by Guy Aroch who is so loving that when I’m too tired and have too many work emails to answer to get up and do the shoot, he will order me a burger, put on my favorite movie and shoot that instead. I love you almost as much as I love Chanel.”
Blake Lively is known for her stylish fashion sense and turned heads at the Deadpool & Wolverine premiere in New York City in a figure-hugging Deadpool-inspired one-piece. The 36-year-old actress rounded off her daring look with gloves and matching shiny heels.
The actress captioned the photos: “In 2010, I was on Gossip Girl and about to make my first superhero movie, The Green Lantern, with my lovely Canadian co-star Ryan Reynolds. He told me, our other co-star, another superhero, Taika Waititi, and all of us about the Deadpool movie for the first time. It was a ‘meta’ superhero. Most of us didn’t really know what meta meant at the time. Except Taika, because he’s always been more brilliant than the rest of us mortals. We understood it in theory, but how that would fit together for an audience was unclear to everyone but him. It wasn’t a real dream. The movie could never have happened. Just before all of this in 2010, Roblie Feld drew a Lady Deadpool without a mask for the first time. The Deadpool movie wasn’t real and Rob had no idea I was working with Ryan Reynolds.”
After her cameo appearance in “Deadpool & Wolverine,” Blake Lively will appear in “It Ends with Us” alongside Justin Baldoni.
