It seems the bow trend isn’t going anywhere! A major fashion hit in 2024 (remember J.Lo’s stunning take on a similar style?), the trend is now getting festive as the temperatures drop.
The latest celebrity to embrace the bow? Emily Blunt!
The Fall Guy actress graced the red carpet at the Opening Ceremony of the Red Sea International Film Festival 2024 on December 5, wearing a breathtaking Tamara Ralph gown. The dress showcased a blend of shimmering crystals and velvet bows cascading down one side.
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According to the designer’s page, the mother of two “sparkled in a black silk velvet gown with silver crystal tulle embellished with xillion crystals, featuring black silk velvet bows."
Fans couldn’t get enough of John Krasinki's wife, flooding the comments section of Tamara Ralph’s official Instagram post with praise for the dress.
"Favorite girl with one of my favorite brands, love love!!!"
"Christmas vibesssss," wrote another user with several heart-eye emojis.
"Beautiful, her and the dress."
"Gorgeous gown!"
During the festival, Blunt spoke with The Hollywood Reporter and shared her thoughts on the possibility of The Devil Wears Prada sequel.
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“There (are) rumblings. There is stuff churning around. But I don’t know if I can confirm anything. But we would all be delighted," she revealed about the 2006 hit.
While the actress’s response was brief and minimal, it’s certainly more promising than an outright no!
Anne Hathaway, who played main character Andy Sachs, had a more bleak response when talking to E! back in October 2022.
"I'm so sorry to say that if that is going on, nobody's told me. But I think that it would have to be a completely different set of people, like the way that they've been doing TV series based on hit movies. I could see it possibly going in that direction, but I don't know that any of us would be involved in it," the She Came To Me alum said.
