We love the cutouts on blakelively's dress 🤩
, which are enjoying a resurgence on the runway and the red carpet. The knee-length design boasts a body-con silhouette and a leather bodice with bold, structured shoulders. The main focal point is the plunging neckline and a cutout along the bodice that feels both sultry and sophisticated.
As for her accessories, Lively stayed true to her favorite brands. She styled her outfit with a pair of sparkly black Christian Louboutin heels with a criss-cross design at the toe. In her hand, she carried a gold Chanel clutch with a black fishnet overlay. For the finishing touches, Lively wore jewelry designed by her friend Lorraine Schwartz, who was being honored at the event.
Lively's Sergio Hudson dress marks a new edgy direction for the actress. Hudson's designs are synonymous with power dressing, whether he's creating a belted suit look for former First Lady
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