Julianne Moore, 61, Rocks Epic Legs In A Sheer Dress At Venice Film Fest
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Julianne Moore totally rocked the red carpet at the 2022 Venice Film Festival in a totally sheer dress and bodysuit.
The actress, 61, got busy showing off just how epically toned her legs really are.
Julianne loves doing yoga, and she tries to fit it in at least four to five times per week.
Julianne Moore is absolutely delivering on the Venice Film Festival red carpet this week, and the Internet can’t get enough of her long, toned legs.
The actress, 61, rocked a see-through Valentino dress and topped it off with Cartier diamonds. She was simply sparkling as she glided down the carpet. Julianne's sheer black outfit also included an epic sequined cape that really tied the whole thing together. Her red hair was tied back into a chic bun, and all I can say is dang, girl.
Julianne even posted a picture of her Venice look to Instagram. "Opening night ❤️," she captioned the photo.
Her comments section was, predictably, filled to the brim with praise. Actress Leslie Mann commented, “😮😍😍,” and Naomi Watts wrote, “🙌🙌 glorious 🔥🔥🔥.” Halle Berry just left a ton of fire emojis. Yeah, that pretty much sums it up!
After putting those epically sculpted legs on display, everyone wants to know what Julianne does to stay so strong.
For one, she loves doing yoga. Julianne has said she tries to incorporate the practice into her routine at least four or five times per week, per The Times. This yoga practice became especially important during the pandemic, and Julianne said it really saved her.
Julianne told Women’s Health that she takes yoga from The Shala online. “That’s been consistent and has been great for me," she said. "Any kind of massage like lymphatic draining massage is great. I feel so stimulated afterwards and then later that night, I'm so tired.”
Julianne has also opened up to Women's Health about her favorite beauty and skin care hacks. One of the most important ones was also the simplest: SPF.
“The number one biggest is sunscreen; starting at a young age makes such a big difference,” she told WH. “My mother was a redhead, and growing up, there weren't lots of sunscreens: You'd go outside, get sunburned, and forget about it. I’ve been using an Olay SPF for fifteen years, but any moisturizer with an SPF is great.”
Excuse me while I stock up on sunscreen. Keep killing it, Julianne!
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