Oliva Wilde turned heads at a glitzy launch event in Beverly Hills.
The Don't Worry Darling director attended the star-studded Tiffany & Co. celebration of the launch of Blue Book in Beverly Hills on Thursday. Stepping out at the Beverly Estate, the 40-year-old Hollywood star cut an elegant figure in a classy, all-black ensemble.
Her chiselled jawline was on show as she posed for snappers, walking the branded, blue carpet at the event earlier this week. The mum-of-two was all-smiles as something seemed to make her laugh in front of shutterbugs, pointing towards her glistening jewellery.
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Olivia wore a lavish all-black ensemble (Getty Images for Tiffany & Co.)
She posed for more snaps outside (Getty Images for Tiffany & Co.)Olivia wore a dazzling diamond necklace, with a stunning Tiffany blue centre stone, further accessorising her glitzy get-up with matching rings. Moving off the carpet, she posed for more pictures in the venue's garden, slipping a blazer on her shoulders.
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It comes after Olivia seemingly threw shade at Taylor Swift's romance with Travis Kelce, even suggesting a new boyfriend for the hitmaker. Taking to Instagram last October, she reposted a tweet that read: "I wish Taylor Swift was in love with a climate scientist."
The post on X, formally Twitter, appeared to make a thinly veiled dig at the way in which NFL has seen a huge boom since Taylor was rumoured to be dating the Kansas City Chiefs' tight end, with his jersey sales even seeing a spike. Although the actress and director didn't write anything else to accompany the post, the person who first tweeted the message added more on their page. The original page said: "Taylor would join her scientist at an end fossil fuels rally and the world would be saved."
Commenting under the original tweet, posted by Katja Herbers, social media users were quick to weigh in. One person penned: "I hope you were this crazy about actual climate change which is majorly affected by large corporations rather than fixating your whole attention on a popstar." A second said: "If you understand the amount of power she has, why not have a conversation with Taylor and come up with some plans. After all, women should support women. These keyboard warrior tactics are old and lame."
A third then added: "I wish people would stop expecting Taylor Swift to be able to change the world this is such a weirdo thing to say." While a fourth echoed: "I wish losers on Twitter would stop trying to make Taylor Swift responsible for a cause they deem important. I also wish these losers would get out of her dating life."
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