Pretty WomanmeetsPretty in Pink?
Julia Robertsstars inCalzedonia’s Autumn/Winter campaign, and the actress is channeling her iconic character,Vivian Ward— post glow-up — in a sophisticated pale pink blazer dress and patterned tights.
Roberts, who won anAcademy Awardfor her portrayal of the Los Angeles prostitute in the 1990 rom-com classic, topped off the polished campaign look with shoulder-length tousled waves and a soft rose-colored lipstick.
The Italian hosiery company teased the campaign with a short Instagram clip of a woman stepping out of a car wearing polka-dot tights and black booties.
“Guess who’s back … 💕,” they captioned the Instagram post on Thursday.
Though her face isn’t visible, social media users quickly caught on, mentioning Roberts several times in the comment section.
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Calzedonia confirmed that the beloved actress is the face of their Fall/Winter 19-20 Legwear campaign in a press release this week, stating that the new collection will feature three tights styles: houndstooth, cashmere and polka dot (Roberts’ personal favorite!)
As for her favorite way to style the tights, Roberts said she would pair them with “a simple silk dress that is black or black with a small pattern and pattern leather brogues.”
“I have always liked the look of bare legs,” Roberts told PEOPLE at the time. “Working with Calzedonia has convinced me of the fun and value of the statement of tights.”
“Shooting a film together is a lot of work and time,” she explained. “A commercial is a shorter schedule and that usually makes it easier and even more relaxed.”
She added, “The best element of working with Calzedonia (besides access to the incredible tights!) is the sense of family that they bring to the table.”
When Roberts celebrated her third campaign with Caldezonia in Verona, Italy in 2017, the actressopened up to PEOPLEabout her menswear-inspired personal style.
“I love something about the simplicity and elegance of it — and it’s modern,” she said.Roberts continued, “[Trends are] a game I don’t have enough time to play. I have to stick with my classics.”
source: people.com
