Natalie Portman decided to switch things up from her usual mini dresses and go for a laid-back but stylish vibe.
At her latest appearance for the Lady in the Lake press tour, she strolled into the ABC Broadcast Center in Midtown Manhattan on Monday to tape The View, looking effortlessly cool.
The mom of two rocked a pair of $420 Ulla Johnson blue jeans with wide flares, buttons, and square pockets. She teamed them with a chic white short-sleeve knitted top, black platform heels, and some sassy cat-eye sunglasses. But let’s be real—the actual scene-stealer was her trusty Dior bag!
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Natalie Portman Rocks Stylish Jeans and a Dior Bag For The View
The May December star has served as a brand ambassador for the French fashion house since 2010, so it was no surprise when she carried a stunning $3,350 Christian Dior 'Medium Dior Book Tote.'
For the actual filming of the show, she changed into a chic white half-sleeve button-up shirt adorned with stylish button embellishments.
During her press tour, she also made a stop at The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Monday. There, she shared how bumping into Rihanna at the Dior show during Paris Fashion Week was just what she needed, as she was going through a divorce at the time.
Natalie Portman Says Meeting Rihanna Was An 'Amazing Experience'
For context, Natalie had recently finalized her divorce from Benjamin Millepied amid allegations of his infidelity. Just a month before the divorce was finalized, the Black Swan icon attended the Dior Haute Couture show in Paris, where she met Rihanna for the first time ever.
At the show, the singer told Portman, "You are one of the hottest [expletive] in Hollywood forever." The Oscar-winning star replied, "I’m gonna faint…I’m gonna blackout."
Portman told Jimmy Fallon on his talk show that "it was an amazing experience for me. I think every woman going through a divorce should get to have Rihanna say to her that she’s a bad [expletive]."
