As Hollywood’s most bankable actresses, they certainly have the funds to look a million dollars on the red carpet.
But despite their deep pockets, some still seem unable to find clothes that fit.
Oppenheimer star Emily Blunt appeared at the AFI awards lunch in Los Angeles on Friday wearing a cream Louis Vuitton tuxedo-style jacket that dwarfed her tiny frame so much it looked more like a poncho.
The British star, 40, of The Girl On The Train and The Devil Wears Prada, who is reportedly worth more than £60 million, paired her over-sized suit with a £5,000 calfskin Petite Malle Bag, also from the French fashion house.
Emily’s Oppenheimer co-star Florence Pugh followed sporting an almost identical look – but appeared to have the opposite problem.
Poncho penchant: Oppenheimer star Emily Blunt appeared at the AFI awards in Los Angeles on Friday wearing a cream Louis Vuitton tuxedo-style jacket that dwarfed her tiny frame
Open all hours: Florence Pugh’s jacket appeared unflatteringly tight and was only buttoned down halfway to her toned midriff
Her jacket, by Stella McCartney, appeared unflatteringly tight and was only buttoned down halfway to Florence’s toned midriff.
The outfit is part of the British designer’s Spring 2024 collection, which Florence, 28, paired with a silver clutch bag.
Elsewhere on the same red carpet, Emma Stone – who recently won the Best Actress award at the Golden Globes for her role alongside Mark Ruffalo in science-fiction comedy Poor Things – displayed a set of billowing sleeves on a Louis Vuitton shirt which extended past her fingertips.
Hands off: Emma Stone displayed a set of billowing sleeves on a Louis Vuitton shirt which extended past her fingertips
She wore it with a black and white checkered waist belt, also from Louis Vuitton, and a flowing black skirt.
They may be the toast of Tinseltown but with clothes that don’t fit, they’re all cash – and no cachet.
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