Renée Zellweger shows how the controversy “dress over pants” trend from the 2000s will also be 2025 spring fit
is not the only thing Renée Zellweger brings back from the early 2000s. Because the actress also seems a fan of theto be. For a photo shoot on February 5 in Rome on the occasion of its new“Bridget Jones: Crazy for him”, the fourth part of the “Bridget Jones” series, Renée Zellweger relied on an outfit that sprayed both the retro charm of the nineties and elements of classic men's fashion.
The actress was wearing a black, competitive-Minikleid in bandeau-look over a striped, sleeveless one-shoulder blouse top. To do this, she combined a black wide suit pants. The finishing touch gave the outfit with-Vibes a brown leather belt that was draped around the waist of Renée Zellweger.
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In the shoes, Renée Zellweger opted for classic black pumps with a pointed toe cap, and her hair was just as kept with a simple, very very "Bridget Jones" high -insurage. Striking: the actress completely waived.
“Bridget Jones”: That's what the film series (summarized) is about
In the fourth part of the “Bridget Jones” series, the protagonist is registered with Tinder after the death of her husband. On the app, Bridget Jones meets a younger man with whom they are called”Has, and is also visited in flashbacks by Colin Firth, who plays her late husband Mark Darcy. And yes, Hugh Grant will also be there again (after it has been thought to be dead). In the three previous films, Bridget Jones initially fell in love with Colin Firths, disturbed character Mark Darcy and decided again for him after a horror trip to Thailand (part 2). In part 3 of the “Bridget Jones” series, Bridget Jones and Mark Darcy are divorced when Bridget unexpectedly becomes pregnant with a baby that is played by Mark or Jack (played by actors). In the end it turns out that the baby is of Mark and she and Mark marry again.
Apparently Renée Zellweger is very impressed by the entire retro aspect of her press tour. At the premiere of “Bridget Jones 4” in London, the actress wore a fuchsia-colored, competitive vintage dress from, which was older than the “Bridget Jones” series itself:
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