Natalie Portman blossoms in a pink floral mini dress while attending a screening of her new Apple TV series Lady in the Lake in New York
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Natalie Portman was pretty in pink while attending the screening of her upcoming Apple TV series, Lady in the Lake, at The Paley Museum in New York on Wednesday.
The actress, 43, put her toned legs on display in a chic mini dress crafted from a fabric mimicking the texture of real flower petals.
The fashionable ensemble featured dark red velvet straps that tied elegantly at her shoulders.
The star — who recently discussed the 'extremely dangerous' amount of pressure to have a perfect body — completed the chic outfit with ankle strap gold heels.
Her light brunette tresses cascaded down in bouncy locks, and she accentuated her stunning visage with soft glam.
Natalie Portman, 43, was pretty in pink while attending the screening of her upcoming Apple TV series, Lady in the Lake, at The Paley Museum in New York on Wednesday
The actress put her toned legs on display in a chic mini dress crafted from a fabric mimicking the texture of real flower petals
Portman also wore red polish on her nails to match with the feminine theme of her dress.
While on the red carpet she also posed with her co-star Moses Ingram, 30, and director Alma Har'el, 48.
Moses also opted for a floral-themed look, wearing a metallic silver gown with a colorful print featuring red and pink flowers.
Her hair was pulled into an elegant side bun, and she wore black heels for the occasion.
Visionary Israeli-American director Alma opted for a casual cool look, wearing a white t-shirt underneath a cream jacket with a cartoon print.
She completed the outfit with oversized white pants and white boots.
Portman dives into a mysterious world in 1966 Baltimore in the upcoming series.
The action centers around the mysterious disappearance of a young woman on Thanksgiving Day that 'grips' Baltimore and causes the lives of two women to 'converge on a fatal collision course,' according to the AppleTV+ synopsis.
The fashionable ensemble featured dark red velvet straps that tied elegantly at her shoulders
The star — who recently discussed the 'extremely dangerous' amount of pressure to have a perfect body — completed the chic outfit with ankle strap gold heels
Her light brunette tresses cascaded down in bouncy locks, and she accentuated her stunning visage with soft glam
While on the red carpet she also posed with her co-star Moses Ingram, 30, and director Alma Har'el, 48
Moses also opted for a floral-themed look, wearing a metallic silver gown with a colorful print featuring red and pink flowers
The actress flashed her megawatt smile as she arrived to the event
Natalie happily greeted fans with a wave
The beauty made her way through the crowd
Portman stars as housewife Maddie Schwartz, a bored housewife who leaves her comfortable life to become a journalist.
After stumbling upon the body of a young girl, she becomes obsessed with finding her killer.
The series is adapted from the 2019 Laura Lippman novel, with the streaming series setting a July 19 premiere date.
The series also stars Y'lan Noel, Brett Gelman, Byron Bowers, Noah Jupe, Josiah Cross, Mikey Madison and Pruitt Taylor Vince.
Har'el serves as writer, director, executive producer and showrunner, alongside her producing partner, Christopher Leggett.
Portman also serves as an executive producer alongside author Lippman and Lupita N'yongo, plus late filmmaker Jean-Marc Vallee.
Lippman was inspired to write the book based on the real and unrelated deaths of two women in Baltimore in 1969.
The first was the murder of 11-year-old Esther Lebowitz which was widely reported around Baltimore, and the other was 33-year Black woman Shirley Parker, which went largely unreported.
Portman stars as housewife Maddie Schwartz, a bored housewife who leaves her comfortable life to become a journalist. After stumbling upon the body of a young girl, she becomes obsessed with finding her killer
The series is adapted from the 2019 Laura Lippman novel, set in 1960s Baltimore, with the streaming series setting a July 19 premiere date
Her red carpet appearance comes after Portman revealed she is worried about how women are made to feel that they have to look perfect all the time.
The Lady In The Lake star — who has son Aleph, 12, and daughter Amalia, seven, with ex husband Benjamin Millepied — a said there is an 'extremely dangerous' amount of pressure piled on people to have a perfect body in the social media age.
The beauty - who lost 20lbs to play a ballerina in her movie Black Swan - told Grazia: 'It's very hard to escape. You have to block it out as much as possible because it's extremely dangerous.'
Asked how she does that, she replied: 'Not being on social media, not reading anything about myself.'
