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Blake Lively put up a scorching performance on Thursday when she accompanied her mother Elaine Lively at the Tiffany & Co. Flagship store’s official reopening in New York City.
In a brown vinyl dress with a plunging neckline, the actress, 35, looked amazing.

Just two months after giving birth to her fourth child with husband Ryan Reynolds in February, she exhibited her amazing postpartum physique.
The outfit worn by the blonde beauty included a belt around her midsection and a button-up pattern that made it look like a jumpsuit or trench coat.
She showed off her toned legs thanks to the dress’ high slit, which was made possible by the plunging neckline that emphasized her cleavage.

Her matching brown open-toe Louboutin shoes were emphasized by the shiny skirt, which fell to just above her ankles.
Blake had fashioned her hair into delicate, tight curls that cascaded over her shoulders, making it impossible to miss her on the red carpet.
She adorned herself with some jewelry, including an unusual snake necklace, for added glitz.
It featured a golden snake head that encircled her throat before becoming an ouroboros-like attachment to its own tail.

She wore two substantial golden bracelets on each wrist as well.
Elaine, Blake’s mother, donned a black suit with the jacket open and looked chic.
She was wearing a powder blue top that went well with the Tiffany & Co.-related robin egg blue carpet.
The absence from the trip was Blake’s husband Ryan Reynolds.

Blake and Ryan have decided to withhold the name of their youngest child, like they have done with their previous three kids, James, 7, Inez, 6, and Betty, 3.
Whether Taylor Swift will reveal the child’s name in a future song, as she did for Betty, is unknown.
Ryan virtually participated in a behind-the-scenes video about John Krasinski’s forthcoming directorial effort IF earlier in the day at CinemaCon.
In the video, Reynolds describes IF as ‘a live-action Pixar picture.’ The movie centers on a young girl who has the ability to perceive people’s former imaginary pals.