Blake Lively's All Black Look And Signature Blonde Hair Turn Hea

Blake Lively is all over the headlines again, but this time it’s not because of her involvement in Deadpool & Wolverine. The actress launched her own hair care brand, named Blake Brown, through which, she is paying tribute to her father, as she chose to use his last name for the brand name. At the launch event, Blake was the centre of attention, thanks to her flawless style. The Gossip Girl star was dressed head-to-toe in CHANEL, from her outfit to the jewellery and her accessories. Fans couldn’t stop talking about how she flaunted her signature honey blonde hair while posing with her new products. Alongside the elegant photos of her with the products, Lively shared some more snaps that highlight her fun and glamorous personality.

In the series of photos, Blake opted for an all-black outfit and accessories to let her hair stand out, aligning with her new hair care products. Instead of posing in a glamorous background, the actress is captured relaxing in bed, responding to work emails or enjoying lunch. However, a few shots feature the actress with the backdrop of the city. In her caption, Blake thanked the photographer for capturing her candid moments, while she continued her routine work.

Sharing the photos on Instagram, Blake Lively wrote, “Sleepiest awake person I know, Blake brown beauty launch lunch. Pics by Guy Aroch who’s so loving that when I’m too tired and have too many work emails to respond to stand up and do the shoot, he orders me a burger, turns on my favourite movie and shoots that instead. I love you, Almost as much as I love Chanel.”

Blake Lively is popular for her stylish fashion choices and earlier, she turned heads in the Deadpool-inspired figure-hugging one-piece attire at the Deadpool & Wolverine premiere, held in New York City. The 36-year-old actress completed her bold look with gloves and matching shiny heels.

Sharing the pictures, the actress wrote, “In 2010 I was on Gossip Girl and about to film my first superhero movie, The Green Lantern with my kind Canadian costar Ryan Reynolds. He told me, our other costar, another superhero Taika Waititi and all of us about Deadpool movie for the first time. It was a “meta” superhero. Most of us didn’t know what exactly meta meant back then. Except Taika bc he’s always been more brilliant than the rest of us mortals. We understood in theory, but how it would come together for an audience was murky, for everyone but him. It wasn’t a real dream. The movie was never gonna happen. Just before all this in 2010, Roblie Feld drew an unmasked Lady Deadpool for the first time. Deadpool movie wasn’t real and Rob had no idea I was working with Ryan Reynolds.”

Following her cameo in Deadpool & Wolverine, Blake Lively will be sharing screens with Justin Baldoni in It Ends with Us.