Jessica Biel Spotted With New Bleach Blonde Tresses During NYC Outing Following Her Met Gala Appearance Without Justin Timberlake
Clad in a dark gray double-breasted jacket and matching loose trousers, the 7th Heaven alum, 42, kept her new hair color under wraps with her trusty sporty hat. At the Met a few days before, Biel had darker brunette tresses with face-framing blonde highlights, and she wore her locks down, parted in the center and styled into elegant, effortless loose waves.
The Candy actress was among the high-profile guests who attended one of the biggest nights of the year on the fashion calendar.
This year’s Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibit is Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion, with the Met Gala red carpet dress code: The Garden of Time. It is reportedly inspired by the J.G. Ballard story of the same name.
The mother of two (who shares sons Silas, 9, and Phineas, 2, with husband Justin Timberlake) elegantly adhered to the dress code while gracing the red carpet in her voluminous vibrant pink Tamara Ralph SS24 gown, featuring exquisite floral embellishments.
Despite her husband Timberlake, 43, being unable to attend due to his ongoing Forget Tomorrow world tour, Biel made an stunning solo entrance at the event.
The I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry star was also spotted at the opening show of the "Can't Stop The Feeling" hitmaker's ongoing tour and even shared adorable photos with their kids on social media.
Jessica Biel Shows Fans Her Secret Epson Bath Pre-Met Gala Ritual
In an intriguing TikTok video last week, Biel shared a little-known fact with her fans before her appearance on the red carpet. While wearing a pristine white bathrobe, she disclosed that her pre-Met Gala ritual involves indulging in an Epsom salt bath to get herself prepared.
"I know some people like to party before the Met Ball and party all weekend and all the things, and I have total respect for that. But this is what I do to get ready for Met Ball," Biel confessed.
She then showed off 5 individual bags of Epsom salt, totaling 20 pounds, and poured them all into the bath. She added: "With water as hot as you can take it, have a 30-minute soak the night before. Then drink tons of water, and off to bed early."