By Page Six | Created at 2026-08-07 18:07:27 | Updated at 2026-08-07 19:27:52
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Julia Roberts was channeling Vivian Ward at her niece Emma Roberts’ wedding on July 26.
For the nuptials, she flashed her signature toothy smile while wearing a navy and white polka dot dress that couldn’t help but remind us of “Pretty Woman.”
The Self-Portrait look ($780) featured tiered ruffles and a V neckline that allowed for the perfect canvas for her layered necklaces. For a dash of luck, the actress, 58, wore a heart-shaped pendant as well as a horseshoe.
She also wore drop earrings and a few layered statement rings, adding white sandals and a pair of sunglasses.
While Sun Valley, Idaho is not quite the same venue as a Los Angeles polo match, the sunny day and grassy backdrop echoed the casual celebrations.
In the film, Vivian chooses her iconic brown silk polka-dotted dress, accessorizing with a hat featuring a matching sash, and white gloves.
What’s more, Julia’s hair was pulled into a French knot for the wedding, just like her on-screen character from 1990.
In pics posted by the bride’s longtime stylist and friend Brit Elkin, Julia can be seen gripping hands with Kristen Stewart, who went casual in a black miniskirt, cropped short-sleeved button down shirt and black. baseball cap.
EIkin was also a bridesmaid for the event, sharing a photo of all of Emma’s besties dressed in black, surrounding the bride, as part of her photo dump.
Roberts married actor Cody John in a stunning antique-inspired silk chiffon gown by Monique Lhuillier, later changing into a black strapless gown for the after-party.
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