Natalie Portman looked amazing last night in LA
The famous actress does not often walk the red carpet, but every time she does, she shows why she is one of the young divas of Hollywood.
The famous actress does not often walk the red carpet, but every time she does, she shows why she is one of the young divas of Hollywood.
Actress Natalie Portman is only 40 years old, but also has a very long Hollywood career - she recorded her first role back in 1994, in the film "Professional", and since then she has delighted us in every way.
She is one of the most talented actresses in the world, a fighter for animal rights, and a fighter against poverty, and she is one of the most beautiful ladies in Hollywood.
Although we rarely see her at public events, mostly for the presentation of her films and at awards ceremonies, she has now made an exception and appeared at the premiere of the series "Pachinko" in Los Angeles, which talks about the life of a Korean migrant family.
Natalie walked the red carpet and threw into the background even the main stars of this achievement, Youn Yuh-jung, and Jimmi Simpson, at the ceremonial presentation of the series at the Film Museum of the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
The famous actress chose an outfit from head to toe in red for this occasion, and its key part is a tight mini-dress with an effective heart-shaped neckline in the chest area. She wore a simple jacket of identical shades and long lapels over it, and she spiced it all up with satin loungewear with high heels, also in red.
Natalie didn't want to divert too much attention from this combination, so she took only medium-sized rings and simple rings from the jewelry, and a small black bag from the fashion house Dior, which costs around 4,400 dollars, hung from her shoulders.
A few years ago, in 2017 to be precise, the world fell in love with the book Pachinko, by Japanese-American author Min Jin Lee. It is an epic novel of historical fiction that follows a Korean family that moves to Japan - over several generations. From children to the elderly, he describes how they deal with love, prejudice, social change, and injustice. And from March 25, as part of the Apple TV + platform, you will be able to watch a screened version of the story, ie the series of the same name.
