Blake Vigorous celebrated the discharge of her new film this week in a jaw-dropping look that additionally served as an homage to Britney Spears.
Vigorous turned up at Tuesday’s premiere of “It Ends with Us” in New York, accompanied by her husband, Ryan Reynolds. She wore a classic Versace robe studded with multicolored sequins in floral patterns.
Talking to Folks journal on the purple carpet, Vigorous confirmed that the gown was the identical one worn by Spears at Versace’s Milan Vogue Week present in 2002 as a part of the style model’s spring/summer season 2003 assortment.
“It is Britney’s actual dress,” she informed the outlet. “It should be in the Smithsonian or the Met. But it’s on me. I feel so lucky!”
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The “Gossip Girl” actor additional defined her trend selection on her Instagram story, praising Spears as “the ultimate queen.”
“Britney, us millennials all have a story of a moment, or of years that you made us want to shine and inspire awe, with strength, and joy and immensely hard work,” Vigorous wrote alongside a picture of Spears sporting the Versace gown. “Thank you for your example and your contribution to women telling their stories.”
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Due out Friday, “It Ends with Us” relies on Colleen Hoover’s 2016 novel of the identical title. The film follows Lily Bloom (performed by Vigorous), who relocates from rural Maine to Boston for a recent begin after the demise of her father.
As Lily settles into her new dwelling, she strikes up a relationship with Ryle Kincaid (Justin Baldoni), a neurosurgeon who’s reluctant to commit. She additionally unexpectedly reconnects with Atlas Corrigan (Brandon Sklenar), who broke her coronary heart years earlier when he left city to hitch the navy.
Vigorous’s Spears tribute comes simply days after it was confirmed that Common Photos had purchased the movie rights to the pop star’s bestselling memoir, “The Woman in Me.”
The biopic shall be directed by Jon M. Chu, whose credit embrace “Crazy Rich Asians” and the film adaptation of Broadway’s “Wicked.”
