Carey Mulligan looked typically elegant while enjoying a date night with husband Marcus Mumford in New York on Wednesday, following a star-studded Chanel event.
The actress, 38, went topless under a structured white jacket, paired with matching pants and sleek black heels.
Carey accessorized with a unique necklace that fell to her neckline and her short blonde locks were styled in loose waves.
Meanwhile, Marcus, 36, cut a dapper figure in a black suit as he held his wife Carey’s arm.
The couple got engaged in 2011 after dating for only five months and married at an English countryside wedding in Somerset a year later in April 2012.
Carey Mulligan looked typically elegant while enjoying a date night with husband Marcus Mumford in New York on Wednesday, following a star-studded Chanel event.
The actress, 38, went topless under a structured white jacket, paired with matching pants and sleek black heels.
Meanwhile, Marcus, 36, cut a dapper figure in a black suit as he linked arms with his wife Carey.
They now share children Evelyn, eight, and Wilfred, five, and Carey confirmed in October that they had welcomed their third child: a little girl.
Earlier in the evening, Carey, who is nominated for an Academy Award this year, posed for a series of stunning photos at the opening of Chanel Watches and Fine Jewelry’s flagship store in New York City.
It comes after Carey said actors who claim awards don’t matter are ‘100% lying’ after she was nominated for an Oscar for her performance in Maestro.
The star, who has previously been nominated for two Academy Awards but has yet to take home the golden statuette, plays Felicia Montealegre, the long-suffering wife of Leonard Bernstein (Bradley Cooper) in the Netflix biopic.
Speaking to The Times, Carey admitted her “heart was racing” when the nominations were announced live and revealed that her husband Marcus Mumford placed motivational Post-Its around the TV in case her performance was overlooked.
Saying: ‘(The nomination) is just the best. Because it belongs to your colleagues. She is evil.’
Before insisting that actors who said awards weren’t as important as the work itself were “100% lying.”
Earlier in the evening, Carey, who is up for an Academy Award this year, posed for a series of stunning photos at the opening of Chanel Watches and Fine Jewelry’s flagship store in New York City.
Carey accessorized with a unique necklace that fell to her neckline and her short blonde locks were styled in loose waves.
Carey met with fellow Oscar nominee Michelle Williams
She was also seen chatting with Kerry Washington inside the event.
Elsewhere in the interview, Carey revealed her disappointment over Barbie and Saltburn’s Oscar snubs, even though they were both box office hits.
Barbie director Greta Gerwig failed to get a nomination and Margot, who played the title character, was also not nominated for Best Leading Actress.
The omissions drew special attention due to the fact that Ryan Gosling, who played Ken, was nominated for best supporting actor.
“I’m gutted for Greta (Gerwig) because I don’t know what else you can do as a director to get nominated.” Carey said, ‘You make a critically acclaimed movie that’s also an incredible global hit and yet you don’t get nominated?’
Carey, who plays Pamela in Saltburn, said that while she was sad the film missed out on Oscar glory, she was delighted with how it had “taken off” with audiences.
“At first people didn’t know how to respond and suddenly it took over the internet and now it’s become a huge phenomenon where you can buy candles called Bathwater by Jacob Elordi.”
In a racy scene from the film, Barry Keoghan’s character, Oliver, drinks from his classmate Felix’s bathroom.
It comes after actress Margot broke her silence following her Oscar snub earlier in the week.
The 38-year-old had already been nominated for two Academy Awards, but has yet to win the golden statuette. She also revealed that she was “gutted.” Barbie (pictured) was rejected.
Margot, 33, addressed the furor at a SAG-AFTRA panel discussion on Thursday.
“There’s no way to feel sad when you know you’re so blessed,” she began, adding that she was “beyond ecstatic” with the film’s eight Oscar nominations.
“For everyone to receive the recognition that they have is just incredible, and the recognition for best picture,” he continued.
“People’s reactions to the film have been the greatest reward of this entire experience,” he added.
“I can’t remember a time when a movie has had this effect on culture. And it’s amazing to be in the eye of the storm.”