Olivia Munn made a stylish appearance to support her husband, John Mulaney this week. The Predator alum and style icon, 44, wore an elegant backless, sleeveless maxi dress. The piece featured a keyhole cutout, a turtleneck collar, and semi-sheer pleated fabric, as she graced the red carpet at the premiere of the Broadway show, All In.
The X-Men star’s frock is a vintage mocha number from Yves Saint Laurent. She completed her minimal look with dangly earrings. Munn’s husband Mulaney, 42, stars in the production alongside Richard Kind, Renee Elise Goldsberry, and Fred Armisen, who also attended the premiere.
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Olivia Munn Stuns In A Vintage Mocha Yves Saint Laurent Gown At The Premiere Of John Mulaney's New Broadway Show
The mom of two (who shares son Malcolm, 3, and daughter Méi, 3 months, with Mulaney), wore her shiny brunette tresses down, parted in the center and styled into glamorous loose waves. As for her makeup look, Munn opted for black winged liner, voluminous lashes, radiant blush and a glossy pink pout.
The Newsroom actress was styled by Yael Quint. In a December 17th carousel post for her 3 million Instagram followers, Munn shared photos of her ensemble from the evening. Fans couldn't get enough and headed to her comments section to share their thoughts.
"Beautiful," one wrote as another added: "Gorgeous girl." Someone else chimed in, noting: "OMG you are absolutely BEAUTIFUL," as one other replied: "You look lovely." This red carpet appearance comes two months after fans praised Munn for showing off her mastectomy scars and being open about her breast cancer journey on social media.
Mulaney's new Broadway show, All In, was written by Simon Rich. It features a rotating cast, and is composed of "hilarious short stories about dating, heartbreak, marriage," and more, according to the Hudson Theatre. In her IG post caption, Munn described the production as "the sweetest and funniest play in town." She also praised "the amazing cast, playwright, director and crew."
