Mila Kunis may keep a low profile these days, but whenever she steps out, her style always turns heads. For a rare appearance on Wednesday, October 8, the actress was photographed leaving the BBC Broadcasting House in London looking effortlessly elegant.
She wore a cream-colored Elie Saab jumpsuit featuring wide, subtly shimmering flared pants, paired with a chic knee-length gray coat for warmth. Completing the “rich mom” look, the 70’s Show star opted for beige platform heels, wore her hair loose in soft waves, and kept her makeup minimal for a polished, understated finish. See the outfit here!
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Mila Kunis Nails Date Night Look With Ashton Kutcher
The outing came just before the 42-year-old and husband Ashton Kutcher were spotted enjoying a rare date night together at Soho House in Beverly Hills.
The couple kept things effortlessly stylish, embracing cozy fall fashion. Ashton opted for a classic look in a white and caramel plaid sweater layered over a crisp white shirt and paired with black pants.
Meanwhile, the Black Swan star added a playful twist to her outfit, wearing a black cardigan decorated with white star-shaped fur accents and brown hems. She completed her look with relaxed jeans and wore her hair pulled up for an effortlessly chic finish.
Mila Kunis Opens Up About Her Diet For Black Swan Role
Over the summer, Kunis reflected on her iconic role in Black Swan, opening up about the extreme physical demands of portraying a professional ballerina and how the preparation took a serious toll on her body.
Both her and her co-star Natalie Portman reportedly lost around 20 pounds to embody their characters, training and dancing for up to 12 hours a day to achieve the look and precision of real ballerinas.
As the film celebrated its 15th anniversary, Kunis spoke candidly to Vogue about just how intense the process was. “My prep was a lot of dancing and very little eating — which I know you're not supposed to say, but it's the truth,” the Luckiest Girl Alive star admitted. “I drank a lot of broth and danced for 12 hours a day,” the mom-of-two added, recalling the grueling experience that ultimately helped her deliver one of her most transformative performances.
