Emily Blunt caused a stir at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival, captivating fans in a bold blue Schiaparelli gown. The actress attended the press event for The Testament of Ann Lee, stepping out in a daring, form-fitting dress that perfectly showcased her figure. Golden accessories and soft, glowing makeup completed her look, prompting a flurry of reactions across social media.
Emily Blunt’s body-hugging dress has fans talking
Emily Blunt made a striking appearance in a baby-blue jersey dress from Schiaparelli’s Spring-Summer 2024 Ready-to-Wear collection, designed by Daniel Roseberry. The gown hugged her body elegantly, featuring a twisted bodice and draped detailing that highlighted her curves. Gold brass straps added a sophisticated shimmer, and she paired the outfit with metallic gold block-heeled sandals. Her hair, styled in voluminous cinnamon curls, and subtle lilac eyeshadow gave her a fresh, radiant finish.
Fans couldn’t hold back their excitement online. Many praised her saying, “”She’s absolutely fine, can we drop the term ‘stuns’, v over used.” While another commented on Emily Blunt’s body-hugging dress: “This dress is stunning and she is beautiful.” As another quipped, “I wanna be her when I grow up.” Others highlighted her acting journey, noting, “Her Body is AMAZING!! Her small role in Charlie Wilson’s War is the reason she’s where she is NOW! Her scene was MIND BLOWING.”
While some voiced concerns about Emily Blunt’s face, saying, “Something’s happening to her face…Emily stop it right now! You look beautiful here.” While another commented, “Emily looks good and well-defined features look amazing on stage and on screen. Side boob rules.” The overall sentiment reflected both excitement for Emily Blunt’s appearance at the Venice International Film Festival and appreciation for her elegance.
Beyond the photocall, Emily Blunt also attended the premiere of The Smashing Machine alongside co-star Dwayne Johnson. She plays Dawn Staples, the wife of wrestler-turned-MMA fighter Mark Kerr, and the film received a 15-minute standing ovation from the festival audience.
