The Grammy Awards turned into a star-studded surprise fest, with celebs popping up like confetti. Along with Meryl Streep, another actress that graced the event was none other than the fabulous Drew Barrymore!
Our Charlie’s Angels icon slayed the scene in a timeless black gown that was basically a glam party in fabric form – sequins, sheer cutouts, and long sleeves, all courtesy of Tom Ford. To combat the chilly vibes, Drew threw on a sleek black blazer and strutted her stuff in killer platform heels.
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Drew Barrymore Makes Surprise Appearance At Grammy Awards
When it comes to glam, the actress is all about that minimalist vibe. She chose an easy-breezy hairstyle, letting it flow in a side part, and went for a dewy makeup look with rosy lips. To top it off, she rocked some chic silver drop earrings for that extra dash of style. Effortlessly fabulous, as always!
She shared a selfie on her Instagram in the outfit, to which fans left comments such as, "Love the glam look! Old Hollywood gorgeousness!" and "You look amazing."
In the spirit of musical celebrations, Drew seized the moment, sharing a warm embrace with singer SZA in a delightful X post. The duo was caught in a joyous hug, both beaming with smiles that spoke volumes of their shared enthusiasm.
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For years, The Drew Barrymore Show host has been DIY-ing her hair coloring at home, and she just unveiled her very own hair shade in collaboration with Nutrisse. But when it comes to embracing her gray roots, she revealed that she's not quite 'ready' when talking to PEOPLE.
"I do love that it's trending and looks so beautiful and is like a fashion statement, but I just don't feel ready to go down that road," she said.
But when it comes to injecting her face, she feels the exact opposite.
"Never say never, but I haven't resorted to it yet," said the 50 First Dates star in regards to getting injectables and fillers. "I'm going to maintain that for as long as possible. Because I'm not only interested in seeing myself as a Just For Men ad, but also as an old leather bag. I fear I would continue to chase [fillers and injections], and be like, now this, and that."
