Julianne Hough had a busy Saturday promoting her book Everything We Never Knew and her dance studio Kinrgy.
The Dancing With the Stars alum, 36, looked lovely and summery in an all-white ensemble from the designer Khaite and Haider Ackerman.
Her long, sleeveless cream dress had a notch collar, slit up the skirt and relaxed fit.
The professional dancer – who is very happy being single – paired the dress with chandelier earrings, white flats and a buttery yellow, small hobo style handbag.
Julianne was heading to an event for trendy athleisure brand Alo and her dance studio Kinrgy in Beverly Hills.
Julianne Hough had a busy Saturday promoting her book Everything We Never Knew and her dance studio Kinrgy
The Emmy winner’s first book – a sci-fi novel called Everything We Never Knew is scheduled to hit bookstores on August 13.
She wrote her debut novel with author Ellen Goodlett.
‘This book has been four years in the making and I can’t wait to finally share it with the world,’ Hough told People.
The book is about a woman named Lexi who can feel other people’s emotions and see their memories.
She comes to this realization as she is accepting an award for bring the top seller at her real estate firm when she experiences the emotions and feelings of someone in the audience’s tragic loss of a family member.
Lexi’s newfound power allows her to help people – but when one of her visions shows her husband in impending danger she must confront her past, which she has resolutely avoided doing, in order to save her husband.
Julianne launched her dance fitness movement Kinrgy – a fitness platform that combines dance with mindful movement and meditation – with a goal of opening studios but the pandemic interfered with that plan and she went digital.
Earlier this year, she opened her first brick-and-mortar studio in West Hollywood where students can take dance-based, breath-work and visualization workouts that the Utah native says are like a ‘Tesla super charger.’
‘To be able to find that trifecta, which is mainly dance-based, breath-work and visualization, is almost like a Tesla supercharger,’ she told E! News in March.
![The Dancing With the Stars alum, 36, looked lovely and summery in an all-white ensemble from the designer Khaite and Haider Ackerman](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/11/16/88410215-13732955-image-a-5_1723391614534.jpg)
The Dancing With the Stars alum, 36, looked lovely and summery in an all-white ensemble from the designer Khaite and Haider Ackerman
![Julianne was heading to an event in Beverly Hills pairing her dance studio and fitness movement Kingy with the trendy athleisure brand Alo](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/11/16/88410467-13732955-image-a-6_1723391618431.jpg)
Julianne was heading to an event in Beverly Hills pairing her dance studio and fitness movement Kingy with the trendy athleisure brand Alo
![The Emmy winner's first book - a sci-fi novel called Everything We Never Knew is scheduled to hit bookstores on August 13](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/11/16/88410469-13732955-image-a-7_1723391628248.jpg)
The Emmy winner’s first book – a sci-fi novel called Everything We Never Knew is scheduled to hit bookstores on August 13
![She wrote her debut novel with author Ellen Goodlett. 'This book has been four years in the making and I can't wait to finally share it with the world,' Hough told People](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/11/16/88410221-13732955-image-m-9_1723391642977.jpg)
She wrote her debut novel with author Ellen Goodlett. ‘This book has been four years in the making and I can’t wait to finally share it with the world,’ Hough told People
‘You can get into a flow state from each one of those things, but when you combine all three, it’s powerful.’
‘This is the age of energetic health,’ she explained, ‘because if you can change your energy, then you can change your mindset, and then you can change your physicality.
‘We’ve been going about it the other way, which is: If I’m physical, then my body is going to look good. But if you focus more on your energy, then you get fitness as a plus.’
‘For me, movement equals life,’ she continued. ‘Motion equals emotion.’
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