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Blake Lively’s Wardrobe Genius: A Director’s Praise Amid Budget Controversy!

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During the premiere of “Another Simple Favor” at SXSW, director Paul Feig spoke highly of Blake Lively.

Praising the 37-year-old actress, he commended her for the stylish wardrobe choices she made for her role as Emily.

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He expressed his admiration for the 37-year-old actress by appreciating the fashionable outfits she provided for her character Emily.

1. Her fashion concepts are remarkable. Upon her initial appearance [in the film], Blake exclaimed, “I desire to make an entrance in a suit resembling a jail uniform.”

2. Her wardrobe suggestions are impressive. When she initially appears [on screen], Blake declared, “I want to debut wearing a suit that looks like prison attire.”

3. Her fashion ideas are outstanding. At her first appearance [in the movie], Blake stated, “I wish to show up dressed in a suit that resembles prison clothing.”

Feig expressed to The Hollywood Reporter that it’s a type of situation where upon initial hearing, one might think, “That seems odd.” However, upon further reflection, one comes to appreciate its genius.

A significant difference is evident when comparing the comments made by Lively’s It Ends With Us co-star and director Justin Baldoni (who is currently involved in a legal dispute with her) regarding her actions concerning Lily Bloom’s costumes on set, to what was stated about her.

Feig additionally shared that Blake obtained an accessory for her character in the forthcoming “Prime” film during a visit to Italy, as part of the story.

She returned and told us, “I’ve just purchased a new hat. Could we possibly use it in the film?” Absolutely, that’ll be included in the movie. Are you joking about that?

He told the publication at the festival, “What I love most is how she moves through the streets with it.

In one scene, she walks by the camera, lifting it slightly to reveal her face. At that moment, I couldn’t help but think, “Wow, you truly embody a Hollywood star.

In his stunning response lawsuit towards Blake, Justin claims that Blake desired to make her novel “It Ends With Us” appear more sensual or provocative.

According to a report by Just Jared, the agreement in the legal documents indicates that main actors may have some say in their character’s overall appearance, but they usually don’t have complete authority over wardrobe choices without consulting the director or producers.

I found myself surpassing the set budget significantly after making the necessary adjustments, as mentioned.

The ongoing legal action involves: ‘On the initial filming day, photographers took and disseminated images showing Lively dressed as her chosen costume for the role.’

The pictures were criticized as unfavorable and led to a strong response from Sony. Sony directly criticized Baldoni, expressing significant worries that the photos might negatively influence the movie’s public perception.

Last December, Lively outlined missed work opportunities in her explosive lawsuit against Justin.

In court documents, she claimed that during the film’s production, Baldoni subjected her to sexual harassment and orchestrated a malicious defamation campaign against her.

One of the jobs I didn’t get was hosting the season 50 premiere of Saturday Night Live in September, a role that followed the release of my movie feature by one month.

‘The effects on Ms. Lively’s professional life were immediate and substantial,’ said the suit.

According to the statement, due to the continuous nature of the campaign and the widespread negative opinion it has generated, Ms. Lively felt it would be impossible for her to attend public functions or events without having to publicly address what occurred on the set.

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2025-03-09 10:51

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