Kate Winslet looked chic while talking about her new film Lee with cast member Andrea Riseborough in West Hollywood, California on Thursday.
The 48-year-old actress took to the stage at the Pacific Design Center for a special screening and discussion of her latest project.
The Titanic icon spoke about the biopic that tells the story of former American model Lee Miller, who took photographs of moving moments during World War II for Vogue magazine.
Kate donned a pair of black capri pants and an oversized white blazer for the event.
The blonde beauty added a pair of pointy black high heels and accessorized the look with some gold rings and a pair of statement, thick black glasses.
Kate Winslet, 48, spoke about her new film Lee at the Pacific Design Center for BAFTA in West Hollywood, California, on Thursday
The Titanic icon spoke about the biopic that tells the story of former American model Lee Miller, who took photographs of moving moments during World War II for Vogue magazine.
Kate donned an oversized white blazer for the event alongside cast member Andrea Riseborough.
The Oscar-winning actress looked serious as she discussed the film with her co-star, who was dressed in a similar black and white outfit.
Andrea, 42, was wearing wide white trousers and a black velvet jacket.
The To Leslie actress completed her look with large gold earrings and red lipstick.
The couple were also joined by fellow feline members Andy Samberg and Kate Solomon for the event.
Andy wore brown trousers and a black jacket, while Kate Soloman opted for a loose white shirt and grey trousers with white shoes.
The row comes after Kate revealed she was told to hide her ‘tummy rolls’ on the set of the Lee Miller biopic.
Speaking to the BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg earlier this month, the star explained that she thought it was important to celebrate “having a real figure and being soft and maybe having a few extra rolls”.
She said: “My job was to be like Lee. She didn’t lift weights or do pilates, she ate cheese, bread and drank wine and didn’t think much of it, so of course her body would be flabby.”
The two actresses appeared serious as they talked during the film.
Kat’e’s co-star Andrea, 42, wore a pair of wide-leg white trousers and a black velvet jacket.
The couple were also joined by fellow feline members Andy Samberg and Kate Solomon for the event (far right).
The biopic tells the story of former American model Lee Miller, who took touching photographs of moments during World War II for Vogue magazine. It stars Andy Samberg.
The lively discussion comes after Kate revealed she was told to hide her ‘tummy rolls’ on the set of the Lee Miller biopic (pictured on set)
‘But I think we’re so used to not necessarily watching it and enjoying it; the instinct, weirdly, is to watch it and criticize it or comment on it in some way.
“It’s funny how much people like labels for women. They really liked them in Lee’s time, and as annoying as it is, they still do. We put labels on women that we don’t put on men. I find that absolutely bizarre.”
Kate added that she believes women should have a conversation about the labels they are given based on their body shape.
She said, “Life is too short, you know that? I don’t want to look back and say, ‘Why did I worry about that?’ And then guess what? I don’t worry anymore. I don’t care.”
“I’m just going to live my life, enjoy it, move on. You only have one chance – you have to make the most of it.”
This comes after the Revolutionary Road star said Harper’s Bazaar Earlier this month, she told the magazine she was “being easy” on herself after struggling to balance all the expectations placed on her as a woman.
She said: ‘As women, we try to keep up with our lives and get frustrated if we don’t manage to get some exercise or walk the dog for two hours or be present at all the sports games of the day, or drop off and pick up the kids from school.
“I’m taking it easy, knowing that I just can’t accomplish all those things; that’s becoming more and more important to me.”
And Kate has been living true to her philosophy and put on a glamorous display when she attended the London premiere of her new war film Lee at the Odeon Luxe Leicester Square in early September.
The star turned heads in a plunging black and gold gown as she dazzled while promoting the new film.
The cleavage-baring dress featured pretty short sleeves and sparkly detailing, and flaunted her gorgeous curves.
She wore her blonde hair in loose waves over her shoulders and opted for a bright makeup look.
Lee is now in theaters.
