Catherine Zeta-Jones stunning in a maxi dress
Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas went to a romantic dinner in Hollywood, and the acting couple attracted a lot of attention
Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas went to a romantic dinner in Hollywood, and the acting couple attracted a lot of attention in one of the few public appearances in private time. They visited Craig's restaurant, and the beautiful actress showed the styling that many women like to wear in summer.
To go out to dinner with her husband Michael Douglas, with whom she has been married for 21 years, Catherine Zeta-Jones has chosen the feminine styling that is often seen in the warmer part of the year.
The famous Oscar winner wore a maxi dress with a fluttery cut and an attractive print in a combination of red, black, and white. The dress has a discreet V-neck, ruffles with a slit in the shoulder area, while the back is open, which gives this long model a dose of sensuality.
The 52-year-old actress paired the maxi dress with beige leather sandals with a full heel of twine, and popular spaghetti straps and espadrilles are a very common choice to wear with maxi length dresses in the summer months.
Although the winters in California are mild, Catherine made sure she had something with her even if she was cold and wore a black leather jacket with gold metallic details, in true rock-chic style.
Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas are considered one of the most harmonious Hollywood couples, and they met back in 1998, at the Deauville Film Festival. They were connected by a mutual friend and colleague, Danny de Vito, not realizing that he would sponsor a successful relationship.
The love story of the famous couple is in many ways reminiscent of a romantic comedy, and it all started with a casual chat. It turned out that they share similar interests and that there are many things that connect them.
It is obvious that the big difference in age (Michael is 25 years older than Catherine) is not a problem for this couple. They have been together for more than two decades and have two children.
As a recipe for a successful marriage, Michael mentioned mutual respect and open conversation about problems.
