Kirsten Dunst

[jexxica]

LA - February 28, 2015

starity.hu

 

[dauphine]

I love how it gets below 60 in LA and everyone gets out their coats.

 

[myown]

I love how it gets below 60 in LA and everyone gets out their coats.

they would die in Scandinavia

 

[MulletProof]

^ it's a different type of cold but not to be underestimated (though I secretly love seeing underdressed tourists freezing cause they bought into the LA ideal )... it can be far more annoying than the one I've experienced in Germany or NY in the winter, cause it's not 'steady' and slightly polar, more like someone suddenly poured a bucket of iced water on you.

 

[jexxica]

Kirsten Dunst keeps it casual chic while heading out for lunch with her dad Klaus at A.O.C. on Tuesday (March 17) in West Hollywood, Calif.

just jared

 

[Rose n Toast]

I like those two looks

 

[Benn98]

She looks great in both looks, especially the black dress.

 

[eizhowa]

Is she naturally this blonde? I don't fins it very flattering... My personal opinion of course

 

[Wolkfolk]

Cool looks but I hate those shoes.

 

[HeatherAnne]

Is she naturally this blonde? I don't fins it very flattering... My personal opinion of course

Not a chance, check out those dark roots. Seems that is the case with a lot of natural blondes when she hit her thirties it started coming in more dishwater blonde. I agree, she might have been able to pull off this color when she was younger, but now it's terribly unflattering/aging on her. If only she'd throw some lowlights in there. She used to always play around with hairstyles and hair colors, but it's been blahhhh for years.

Classic Kirsten outfits though

 

[eizhowa]

^Ah, thanks Hopefully she will have it sorted out at some point

 

[catherine88]

Kirsten Dunst – Out in Los Angeles, March 24



celebmafia

 

[beauxgoris]

bump. Nothing new?

 

[dauphine]

not even the Met Gala

 

[HeatherAnne]

Interesting...

Cannes: Rodarte Sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy Directing First Feature (Exclusive)

Los Angeles fashion designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy, founders of the Rodarte label, are turning their attention to filmmaking.

The sisters are set to make their feature directorial debut with Woodshock, starring longtime friend Kirsten Dunst. Plot details are being kept under tight wraps, but the storyline is described as an original concept derived from a screenplay written by the duo that's been in development for several years.

Ken Kao's Waypoint Entertainment, which will be in Cannes this year with Gus Van Sant's The Sea of Trees, is financing and producing Woodshock alongside Ben LeClair and Michael Costigan of Cota Films.

In a big show of confidence, A24 Films — known for turning out hip and edgy fare, including current box office hit Ex Machina — has preemptively scooped up theatrical U.S. rights to Woodshock. WME Global brokered the deal.

Bloom, the sales company founded by Kao and Alex Walton, will launch the project to foreign buyers at the Cannes Film Market.

Laura and Kate Mulleavy founded the Los Angeles-based Rodarte label in 2005, and have developed a cult-like following among younger Hollywood actresses, including Dunst, Natalie Portman and the Fanning sisters. They aren't strangers to the film business, having worked as costume designers on Black Swan, the 2010 movie earning Portman an Oscar for best actress.

Those who are close to the pair say they've always had a desire to direct.

Kate and Laura Mulleavy are represented by WME; Dunst is represented by UTA and Management 360.

hollywoodreporter

 

[Yohji]

FYI, she's been busy shooting Fargo.

Here she is on set in Alberta on February 11, 2015:

kirstenimages.com

 

[jexxica]

Out and about in Hollywood (2015.06.05.)

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[petit fours]

That flamenco blouse is frightening.

 

[eizhowa]

Any id on her jeans?

 

[dauphine]

that sweater :-/