She has been trotting across the globe to promote her latest film The Post, in which she plays the first female editor of the Washington Post, Kay Graham.
And Meryl Streep meant business on Monday as she sported a floral pussybow blouse for the film’s photocall in Milan.
The 68-year-old Oscar winning actress was joined by her co-star Tom Hanks, 61, and the film’s director Steven Spielberg, 71, as they promoted the film which tells the story of the publishing of the Pentagon Papers.
Chic: Actress Meryl Streep, 68, was as stylish as ever on Monday as she attended a photocall in Milan for her upcoming film The Post
Meryl put on a chic display in the black pussybow blouse with floral detailing, teaming the look with black wide leg trousers.
The Iron Lady star showed off her youthful complexion with barely-there makeup, with her blonde cropped tresses lightly coiffed.
Meanwhile her co-star Tom, who plays Washington Post executive editor Benjamin Bradlee in the film, sported a casual ensemble as he promoted the film
The Post has already been tipped for Oscars glory ahead of the nominations announcement on Wednesday 24 January, after receiving six Golden Globe nominations.
Terrific trio: Meryl was joined at the event by her co-star Tom Hanks, 61, and the films director Steven Spielberg, 71
Man of the hour: Tom sported a casual ensemble to promote the film, which tells the true story of the Washington Post’s plan to publish the Pentagon Papers
Looking sharp: The film has been tipped for a slew of Oscar nominations next week, after receiving six Golden Globe noms
Leading man: In the film, Tom plays Washington Post executive editor Benjamin Bradlee, and the film is set in 1971
The Post also delivered solid numbers upon going into wide release in the US over the weekend, estimating $18.6 million for the weekend and $22.2 million for the four-day holiday weekend.
The film, set in 1971, is centred around the 7,000 page Pentagon Papers which revealed the United States’ involvement in the Vietnam war from 1945 to 1967.
Actress Meryl has rarely been out of the spotlight recently because of her involvement in the Time’s Up initiative.
Superstar: Meryl plays the Washington Post’s first female editor Kay Graham
Fashion foward: The three-time Oscar winner has been at the centre of a media storm recently due to her involvement in the Time’s Up movement
Leading lady: Meryl plays the editor who is on a mission to publish the Pentagon Papers, in a story that showed the brutal rivalry between journalism and the government
The movement, launched by hundreds of Hollywood women to advocate for the end of sexual harassment, features a legal defence fund which subsidises legal support for victims who have experienced abuse in the workplace.
Meryl walked the Golden Globes red carpet with Ai-jen Poo, the director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance.
Writing in Cosmopolitan after the event, Ai-jen said: ‘On the night of the awards, after taking a shot of vodka for courage, we stood shoulder-to-shoulder in front of countless cameras, shared our message with the media, and cheered others on who were doing the same.’
Looking good: Meryl rocked the black pussybow blouse with floral detailing, teamed with black wide leg trouser
Sensational: The film also performed well upon its wide release in the US over the weekend