Allison Janney is making headlines for looking jaw-dropping in a figure-hugging and sequin dress as she proves that you don’t need to be Kim Kardashian to rock 2022’s sheer trend. The 62-year-old wowed as she rocked a black Naeem Khan gown while attending a Los Angeles premiere last week, and she made sure to post her outfit and the glitzy moment to social media. Posting to Instagram, the actress showed off her enviable figure and her sense of style, also glamming up as she freed the nipple. Allison was attending the premiere of The People We Hate At The Wedding.
Stuns In Sheer Sparkly Dress
Looking a million dollars, Allison opted for a floor-length gown with a flared feel that perfectly flattered her curves. She braved a sheer and braless look that model Kendall Jenner would likely approve of – her sequin-adorned dress showed some chest, with Allison also peeping hints of her toned arms as cut-out and criss-cross details extended from the shoulders down the arms.
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Allison paired her dress with a chic black clutch, also rocking her locks styled into a long bob. She smiled for the cameras while rocking a blush-heavy face of makeup complete with blue eyeshadow and a red lip. A black manicure added extra flourishes.
Major Celeb Like
In a caption, Allison wrote: “The people we love to love ❤️ #thepeoplewehateatthewedding is out now on @primevideo !” Fans have left over 17,000 likes. Also dropping by to show that she was impressed was sweetheart pop singer Ariana Grande. A like was further left by actress Jennifer Aniston.
Four days ago, and to promote the movie she stars in – also featuring actress Kristen Bell – Allison posted from the set while chatting to British host James Corden. “So great being back on tonight @j_corden ! Thank you for having me And thank you to my #glamsquad @taraswennen @jillcrosbyhair @mariedelprete ,” she wrote.
Flying The Flag For Tall
While the like coming in from singer Ariana came with a #pintsized as the ex to Pete Davidson is known for her petite frame, Allison flies the flag for the tall ladies.
“I was so tall in high school that I wasn’t really anybody’s catch at 5-foot-11 by senior year. I don’t even know when I stopped growing, but I was taller than all the guys. I was ridiculously tall,” she told Chicago Sun Times .
‘Duff’ In Her Own Way
Allison added: “I was everyone’s best friend. I was the Duff in my own way, but I think everyone is the Duff for some reason.” For more, check out Allison’s Instagram .
