Martha Stewart beamed Friday at the opening night screening of the Netflix documentary Martha of the 32nd annual Hamptons International Film Festival.
The 83-year-old TV personality – who previously labeled the project as “lazy” because she felt it focused too much on her “stupid process” – smiled brightly as she posed on the red carpet at the event.
The documentary – directed by RJ Cutler – will be released on the streaming service on October 30.
Stewart made for a stylish presentation in a tan lace button-front blouse and sleek gold trousers.
Martha layered the look by donning a vibrant yellow knit cardigan to help her stay warm during the fall weather.
Martha Stewart, 83, beamed during the screening of the Netflix documentary Martha during the opening night of the 32nd annual Hamptons International Film Festival on Friday
The star’s blonde locks were parted to the side and fell in light waves, past the tops of her shoulders.
Stewart completed the outfit with a pair of dangling earrings, a bracelet on her left wrist and statement rings.
Her makeup was glamorous for the display and consisted of a coat of mascara on her lashes and a warm blush on her cheekbones.
To finish the look, the media personality also opted for a glossy nude shade on her lips.
Upon arriving at the event, Martha was seen with a smile on her face as she paused for a quick photo session and later stopped for a few interviews.
The upcoming Netflix documentary will be available to viewers on October 30 and follows “her start as a teen model, her stint as a stockbroker on Wall Street and her eventual reign as the grand dame of entertainment and good taste,” according to the website.
The film also “highlights Stewart’s working-class upbringing and forces us to reconsider the scandal that sent her to prison…”
“And heralds her post-prison reinvention as the original influencer who continues to captivate new generations of fans.”
Stewart presented herself stylishly in a light brown, lace blouse with buttons at the front and tight, gold pants
Stewart attended the screening and discussion during the opening night of the 32nd Hamptons International Film Festival – which concludes later on October 14
Stewart attended the screening and discussion during the opening night of the 32nd Hamptons International Film Festival – which concludes later on October 14.
Anne Chaisson, executive director of HamptonsFilm, said in a statement: “It feels only fitting that we open this year’s event with RJ Cutler’s portrayal of Martha Stewart,” the paper said. official website of the festival.
“We are thrilled to welcome Martha – a truly groundbreaking cultural figure and resident of the East End for more than thirty years – to the Hamptons community with open arms and give her the space to share her inspiring story with all of us.”
However, last September, Stewart notably labeled the film as “lazy” during the 2024 Retail Influencer CEO Forum, according to The everyday beast.
‘I try not to talk publicly about the things I don’t like, [as] it’s not a good thing,” she said at the time, adding, in reference to the doctor, “I feel a little bad about that.”
The star said she felt it was “so unfair” that much of the film focused on her “stupid trial.”
Martha said she “had a collaboration contract” with Cutler, saying, “We were going to work together — and then he had to do the final edit.”
She said she wanted changes to be made in the second half of the film, but Cutler “wouldn’t change anything.”
The star said she felt it was ‘so unfair’ that much of the film focused on her ‘stupid trial’; seen in September in Telluride, Colorado
Stewart went on to explain that the second part of the documentary “doesn’t mention all my collaborations.”
‘I’ve had so many fantastic collaborations with thousands of amazing employees who have worked so hard [and] like-minded people that I am really proud of.
‘The fact that they don’t even play a role in this, it’s not fair, I think, in a story about my life. That’s what really made me me,” the star added.
However, Martha’s criticism of the documentary is said to have infuriated Netflix – after she flew to and from the Telluride Film Festival on the company’s private jet last month.
A source said Page six‘You can imagine that Netflix is angry. Martha was seen arriving at – and departing – the Telluride Film Festival in Colorado via a private jet courtesy of Netflix.”
Stewart went on to explain that the second part of the documentary “doesn’t mention all my collaborations”; seen in 1976 in Connecticut
Last month she showed off her sense of style during an appearance at the Libertine SS25 catwalk show in New York (seen above)
Martha has had a busy schedule as she prepares for the documentary’s official release on Netflix later this month.
Last month she showed off her sense of style during an appearance at the Libertine SS25 catwalk show in New York.
The TV personality wore a long printed coat with matching trousers and a shirt underneath.
Stewart donned a pair of tan suede boots and completed the look with a pair of gold earrings.