Gal Gadot shared some charming new images on her Instagram account on Tuesday.
The Israeli actress and model, 38, posted a series of three photos to her Instagram of herself in a yellow turtleneck dress.
Gadot captioned her Instagram post with a simple chick emoji, which mirrored the color of her dress.
The Wonder Woman star’s ensemble was long-sleeved and had feathers adorning the sleeves, all bunched together.
Gadot completed her look with her wedding ring and a bracelet on one of her wrists while sporting her signature dark-colored hair, which was straight and shoulder-length down.
Glamorous Gal Gadot: Actress Gal Gadot shared a series of three images on Instagram on Tuesday where she looked glamorous in a dress with yellow feathers
Yellow and Feathers: Gadot’s yellow dress had long sleeves and a turtleneck. The sleeves of the garment were also decorated with many yellow feathers, all bundled together
All three images were taken from the waist up and showed the actress in front of a multicolored painted canvas. Among the colors on the canvas were white, navy blue, yellow, orange and red, just to name a few.
In the first photo, Gadot looked away from the camera and had one of her arms on top of the other. Meanwhile, the second image showed the voluminous amount of yellow feathers bunched together along the sleeves of the dress.
The last image showed Gadot from the chest as she looked straight into the camera and ran one of her hands through her hair.
Gadot’s Aug. 8 Instagram post comes as she’s currently preparing for the release of her new Netflix movie Heart of Stone, which will be released on the streaming service on Aug. 11.
A trailer for the spy thriller was released on June 19, 2023 during Netflix’s Tudum Global Fan Event in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
In Heart of Stone, Gadot plays Rachel Stone, an international intelligence agent for the Charter, an organization dedicated to “keeping the peace in a turbulent world.” The actress is also one of the executive producers of the film.
Heart of Stone, which would be the start of a film franchise, also stars Jamie Dornan, Alia Bhatt, Oscar-nominated actress Sophie Okonedo and Matthias Schweighöfer.
In an interview with The cover which was published on August 7, Gadot stated that the main reason she did the project was because she wanted to do more in the action movie genre (a genre in which she has made a “fair share” of movies) “specifically from a female point of view” .
Feathered: One of the photos shared by the 38-year-old actress showed her looking away from the camera with one of her arms folded, revealing the voluminous amount of yellow feathers on the sleeves of her dress
Heart of Stone: Gadot’s Aug. 8 Instagram post comes as she currently prepares to promote her new Netflix movie Heart of Stone.
Rachel Stone: In the film, which is slated to be the first of a potential franchise, Gadot plays the Rachel Stone, an international intelligence agent for the Charter, an organization dedicated to “keeping the peace in a turbulent world” .
The 38-year-old said it was only after the huge box-office success of her 2017 ‘Wonder Woman’, in which she plays the titular character (she reprized the role for the 2020 sequel film), that she had an ‘opportunity’ to start a brand from scratch. to build up your own potential franchise.’
“I had an aha moment. I was like, ‘Wait a minute. Men go see (action movie franchises). There’s more room, more room for women-led action movies,” Gadot explained.
She also stated that her character Rachel Stone played a different role for her compared to the other characters she played in previous action movies, further explaining that Stone is a “lone individual who acts as a double agent for both MI6 and a shadowy global. peace organization.’
“(Rachel is) a woman of many contradictions. I felt like the plot clashed with the character, which is always a good thing in a movie. I played her as someone who really wants to but just can’t have connections,” said Gadot.
The Israeli actress’s interview for her August 7 digital story for The cover was carried out sometime before the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike began on July 14.