Peek-a-boo, we see you! Blake Lively has finally given her baby bump a red-carpet outing at the Cannes Film Festival.
And it seems the glamorous star can do no wrong when it comes to fashion. She wowed fans and onlookers with not one but two amazing outfits, each proudly displaying her growing tummy.
For the premiere of her new film Cafe Society with director Woody Allen, the former Gossip Girl star sported a sparkling silver number that harked back to the golden age of Hollywood.
The figure-hugging gown made no effort to hide her little baby on board.
The mother of one complimented the vintage-inspired look with loose hair waves and strappy sandal heels.
Everyone was excited to see Blake’s bump! Here the starlet poses with Woody Allen and Cory Stoll.
At a photo call for the film with her co-star Kristen Stewart, the 28-year-old had slipped into something a little more comfortable but no less stunning.
Her sexy red jumpsuit gave fans a sneaky peek at the bump, below pieces of flowing fabric.
The clever number also gave the illusion that she was wearing a dress, depending on which way she posed.
Blake, pictured with Woody and Kristen, couldn’t stop smiling!
Onlookers say the mother-to-be hasn’t been able to contain her joy at finally showing off her big news to the world, smiling from ear-to-ear at every event.
While this isn’t the first time the star has walked the red carpet since news broke of her second pregnancy to husband Ryan Reynolds in April (she attended the Met Gala early May), it’s the first time she’s allowed the public to glimpse her ever-growing bump.
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“Blake is absolutely thrilled and so is Ryan,” a source confessed to People magazine in April.
No doubt their 16-month-old daughter James will also be excited to have a little brother or sister to play with!
Meanwhile, this red-carpet reveal has been an exciting teaser for what amazing pregnancy fashion Blake’s fans can expect from the sartorially blessed star in the coming months.
