Renée Zellweger brought Garden Girl Aesthetics to the red carpet of `Bridget Jones ”

Renée Zellweger pursues her Bridget Jones Revival Tour with another show look, this time thanks to Kate Middleton Fame Emilia Wickstead. Go out for the Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy First in Sydney, Australia, the actress put on a blue and white dress on the shoulder with matching pointed pumps, effectively giving control in the aesthetics of Garden Girl. With an ancient floral motif, a hem of tea length and a pair of black sunglasses, the look recalled a legend in particular: the one and only Audrey Hepburn.

Putting on a balcony in front of the Sydney Opera, Zellweger was joined by his co-stars Chiwetel Ejiofor and Leo Woodall, as well as the film director, Michael Morris. Boy’s madman is the fourth episode of Bridget Jones Franchise, and the first time Morris joined his casting and crew to direct.

Monday’s look was not the only winner of Zellweger Bridget Jones The wardrobe of the promotional tour, of course. Struck on the red carpet in New York for the world’s world premiere in January, the actress paid tribute to the Y2K release date from the original film with a bright pink dress from the Haute Couture archive by Pierre Balmain (which was published roughly at the same time as the same time as the same era as the same era as the same era as the same era as the same era as the same era as the same era as the same era as the same era that the same era (which was published roughly at the same time Bridget Jones Diary).

The look was all the more surprising since the long blond extensions of the star, who replaced a cup of elf that she had made her debut a few days before. Regarding beauty, Zellweger has chosen a side ponytail appropriately – and has kept its pink and minimal makeup.

Talk to the end of the bit of another Bridget Jones Film, Zellweger recently said The Hollywood Reporter“I will fail to spend time with all those involved, new and old friendships. I don’t think I will never let go of Bridget.” She continued: “I have conversations on Bridget Jones almost every day. I meet people on the sidewalk and they want to share on their own experiences as Bridget Jones. All my friends call me Bridget!”