Jane Fonda Wears Her Favorite Purple Power Suit Again to Shoot The View in NYC With Her Book Club 2 Castmates
Hours after attending the premiere of her new movie Book Club: The Next Chapter, two-time Oscar winner Jane Fonda got up early Tuesday morning to shoot an episode of The View at ABC Studios in Midtown Manhattan.
The 85-year-old Hollywood legend — who relies on stylist Cristina Ehrlich — once again wore the exact same purple Max Mara pantsuit she donned for the premiere of 80 for Brady at the Regency Village Theater in Los Angeles on Jan. 31.
But instead of silver Sarah Flint heels, Jane — whose glamor was provided by hairstylist Jonathan Hanousek and makeup artist David De Leon — paired her power suit with sensible flat black loafers and a matching purse.
Fonda was joined by her castmate – Oscar winner Diane Keaton – who showed off her goofy yet conservative sense of style in a black bowler hat and a chic black and white plaid jacket over a black turtleneck and slacks.
The eccentric 77-year-old – who styles herself – made several faces as she arrived at ABC Studios wearing glasses and black high-heeled boots with her hat and coat in hand.
Peace! Hours after attending the premiere of her new movie Book Club: The Next Chapter, two-time Oscar winner Jane Fonda got up early Tuesday morning to shoot an episode of The View at ABC Studios in Midtown Manhattan.
So cute she wore it twice! The 85-year-old Hollywood legend – who relies on stylist Cristina Ehrlich – once again wore the exact same purple Max Mara pantsuit she donned for the premiere of 80 for Brady at LA’s Regency Village Theater on Jan. 31 (pictured)
Diane and the fitness mogul also joined their co-star – Oscar winner Mary Steenburgen – in a pink patterned maxi dress and white boots selected by stylist Amanda Lim.
Hairstylist David Stanwell coiffed the 70-year-old wife of Ted Danson’s dark brown locks and makeup artist Natasha Smee brought out her brown eyes with false lashes and pink blush.
Missing from the squad was the ladies’ castmate — Oscar nominee Candice Bergen — who accompanied them Monday to the AMC Lincoln Square Theater for the premiere of Book Club: The Next Chapter.
In the Italian comedy sequel – which hits US and UK theaters Friday – Jane becomes the bride-to-be as her character, hotel mogul Vivian, prepares to marry retired music promoter, Arthur (Don Johnson).
And Diane, Candice and Mary reprized their respective roles as Diane, Sharon and Carol in Bill Holderman’s Book Club: The Next Chapter, which currently has a dismal 63% approval rating on Rotten tomatoes.
Sensible flats: But instead of silver Sarah Flint heels, Jane – whose glamor was provided by hairstylist Jonathan Hanousek and makeup artist David De Leon – paired her power suit with black loafers and a matching bag
No flashes of flesh! Fonda was joined by her castmate – Oscar winner Diane Keaton – who showed off her goofy yet conservative sense of style in a black bowler hat and a chic black and white plaid jacket over a black turtleneck and slacks
Startled by photographers? The eccentric 77-year-old – who styles herself – made several faces as she arrived at ABC Studios wearing glasses and black high-heeled boots with her hat and coat in hand
Lovely: Diane and the fitness mogul also joined their co-star – Oscar winner Mary Steenburgen – who wore a pink patterned maxi dress and white boots selected by stylist Amanda Lim
Ready for her close-up! Hairstylist David Stanwell coiffed the 70-year-old wife of Ted Danson’s fringed brunette and makeup artist Natasha Smee brought out her brown eyes with fake lashes and pink blush
Here comes trouble! Missing from the team was the ladies’ castmate – Oscar nominee Candice Bergen (2-R) – who accompanied them Monday to the AMC Lincoln Square Theater for the premiere of Book Club: The Next Chapter
This Friday in theaters in the US and UK! Set in Italy, the comedy sequel sees Jane become the bride-to-be as her character, hotel mogul Vivian, prepares to marry retired music promoter Arthur (Don Johnson).
‘We drank a lot and ate a lot and sang a lot’: Diane, Candice and Mary reprized their respective roles as Diane, Sharon and Carol in Bill Holderman’s Book Club: The Next Chapter, which currently has a dismal 63% critic approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes
“We drank a lot and ate a lot and sang a lot,” Fonda said TODAY from the shoot on Monday.
‘[Mary] wrote the closing song and we all sing it!’
When asked if there would be a three-quel, the twice-divorced grandmother of two timidly said “maybe” before Bergen blurted out a possible setting for it: “Burning Man!”
The Murphy Brown alum was referring to the drug-driven arts and music festival, which takes place every September in northwestern Nevada’s temporary Black Rock City.