Sarah Paulson cuts a fashionable figure during outing with Appropriate co-stars Ella Beatty and Michael Esper
As a longtime admirer of Sarah Paulson‘s exceptional acting skills and personal style, I must say that her latest outing in New York City was nothing short of stunning. Dressed in a chic black jumpsuit, paired with sleek ballet flats, and topped off with a baseball cap, she exuded an effortless elegance that is uniquely hers.
On a sunny New York day, I couldn’t help but feel the excitement as I stepped out with my fabulous friends Ella Beatty, Michael Esper, Graham Campbell, and Natalie Gold. Dressed to impress, I embraced every bit of the stylish vibe that was in the air.
The 49-year-old actress donned a black, wide-legged jumpsuit featuring a deep V-neck and intricate eyelet details.
She paired her streamlined summer outfit with round-toed, single-strap black leather ballet flats.
Paulson, who’s seeing the 81-year-old actress Holland Taylor, accessorized his look with a sleek black cap sporting white text upfront.
It was placed on top of her blunt, bob haircut, which was cropped just below her ears.
Sarah adorned herself with a collection of gold necklaces, each with its unique length, and carried a sleek, black, crossbody leather bag.
In a casual gesture, the seasoned actress looped a mid-tone grey sweater over her hips while strolling hand-in-hand with Ella, who was 24 years old.
For her part, Beatty wore a deep brown sleeveless mini dress, showing off her long legs.
She accentuated the ageless style using the identical black flats with a single strap that Paulson had worn.
She had her long hair pulled back tightly into a high bun, sporting petite hoop earrings.
The celebrity child, born to A-list actors Annette Bening and Warren Beatty, was seen carrying a compact pastel pink handbag slung across her shoulder.
Esper, 47, wore a black T-shirt, cuffed grey worker pants, and purple and white Nike sneakers.
He added a black hat as he walked alongside Sarah and Graham.
Sarah posted a group photo on Instagram, labeling it as ‘Family moments’ while including all the people present in the image.
Additionally, she involved her online community by posting a picture of herself sipping tea from a soup bowl and commenting, “There’s nothing like enjoying tea from a soup bowl.”
‘I made it and feel pretty stoked about it.’
The play, titled appropriately, made its debut on Broadway in March. According to the official site, it falls under the genre of ‘a witty yet somber exploration of an American family’s dynamics.’
The play is penned by Pulitzer Prize nominee Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, and it was skillfully guided by Lila Neugebauer.
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2024-08-13 03:14