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Jessica Biel took the top down.
At the premiere of “Matchbox: The Movie,” her upcoming action comedy based on the classic toy cars, the actress, 44, wore a Dolce & Gabbana blazer open over her bare torso.
She styled it with a sheer black floor-length skirt and pointed black satin pumps by the Italian label for Monday night’s screening in New York City.
Stylists Mariel Haenn and Rob Zangardi finished the look with Cartier Diamond Collection drop earrings that cost a whopping $135,000 and are each set with 41 diamonds.
Biel’s hair took the long road, too. Hairstylist Adir Abergel gave the mom of two a waist-length mane, a dramatic extension of the wavy, just-below-the-shoulders length she’s worn for most of the press tour.
By Tuesday morning, her hair was back to its usual length and blown straight for a “Today” show appearance. She arrived on set looking polished and professional in a gray Michael Kors draped wool blazer ($3,290) and trousers belted over a sleeveless turtleneck.
She later changed into an ivory Self-Portait silk top ($480) with an asymmetrical fringed cape and matching silk trousers ($460), adding a swipe of bright red lipstick.
Biel stars opposite John Cena in the action comedy, her first movie since 2017’s “Shock and Awe.”
The role put her in the driver’s seat, often literally. “I did so much more than I probably should have done safely,” she told Seth Meyers on “Late Night,” crediting the stunt team with teaching her to spin a car 180 degrees.
The new skills scored points with her sons, 11 and 6, whom she shares with husband Justin Timberlake.
“My kids are definitely excited about this movie and think I’m cool because I can do some of those things now,” she told E! News. “But I gotta be honest, I’m not, like, ripping donuts at drop-off, you know?”
“Matchbox: The Movie” streams Friday on Apple TV.
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