Portman's style evolution:
In 2004, a fresh-faced Natalie Portman charmed the red carpet wearing a sunny yellow frock. She paired the summery dress with metallic heels and a sweet curly updo.
Later that year, Natalie showed her more mature side in purple lingerie-inspired Derek Lam. The low-cut chiffon dress was kept youthful thanks to Natalie's unfussy hairstyle and natural makeup.
Natalie Portman looked like a goddess at the 2005 Academy Awards in a low-cut silver chiffon Lanvin gown. A glimmering Fred Leighton headband added to the Grecian vibe.
After shaving her head for
V for Vendetta in 2005, Natalie Portman grew her hair into a lovely Audrey Hepburn–inspired pixie. A strapless Chanel dress and dainty strappy heels complete Natalie's gamine look.
Natalie looked downright demure in a 50's inspired updo at the Yves Saint Laurent store. A white YSL shift dress and petite evening bag lent themselves perfectly to Natalie's retro vibe.
Natalie was mad about plaid at the US Open in 2008. A colorful lei necklace and casual sandals were surprising red carpet choices for Natalie, even at a sporting event.
Natalie showed a more daring side in a controversial Rodarte Spring 2008 dress. The blue panelled lace dress drew mixed reviews—some compared it to curtains, while others praised it for its avant-garde feel.
Natalie looked mature at a screening of
The Other Boleyn Girl in a purple velvet Alberta Ferretti gown. The floor-length gown was a dramatic choice for Natalie, demonstrating her willingness to try new looks.
A lifelong vegetarian, Natalie unveiled her line of vegan footwear in a pair of sweet red Maryjane pumps from the line. She paired the heels with a playful leopard-print dress by Derek Lam, proving you don't have to sacrifice style in order to be animal friendly.
At the 2008 Cannes Film Festival, a sophisticated Natalie donned a purple Lanvin dress. She paired the gorgeous ruffled frock with black pumps, an oversize clutch and 20's inspired pin curls, for a truly feminine look.
Prior to transforming into a ballerina in
Black Swan, Natalie dazzled in a a white Givenchy Couture gown. The intricate ballet-inspired gown was a fashion forward choice for the emerging fashionista, and she paired it perfectly with a sleek updo, strappy heels and minimal jewelry.
Natalie dared to be different on the red carpet in an unexpected sheer knit Rodarte dress. She elevated the unique look with statement making satin pumps adorned with playful pom poms.
Natalie continued to make unexpected red carpet choices at the 2008 Glamour Woman of the Year Awards. Wearing a black sequined Jolibe Fall 2008 dress and her trusty pom pom pumps, Natalie proved a little black dress could be anything but basic.
A radiant Natalie turned heads at the 2009 Academy Awards in a pink chiffon Rodarte gown. The lovely hue of the dress complemented Natalie's glowing skin, while its strapless cut flattered her petite frame.
Natalie looked like a dream at the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival in a strapless Lanvin floral print bustier dress. Dark red lips, nude pumps and dazzling drop earrings perfectly complemented Natalie's stunning look.
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...I wish she would have worn pumps though.
I love it too..I would wear it a bit shorter, but since she's pregnant and all I think it's a suitable length..and I agree about the shoes
