The 'Age of Adaline' actress' three-year-old daughter James is not a fan of one of her recent styles, calling her out for foregoing her pants.
- Feb 19, 2018
AceShowbiz - Blake Lively's got a little fashion critic in her family. Her three-year-old daughter James has been paying attention to what her mother wears and she got a sharp, yet cute reaction to one of Blake's recent outfits.
"The Shallows" star pulled off the "lampshading," which is the art of wearing a top as a dress and foregoing pants, when she stepped out on Wednesday, February 15. She rocked a gray Haider Ackermann sweater, with a blue Burberry coat being draped over her shoulders. She teamed her look with Valentino boots.
Taking to her Instagram account, she shared photos of her look that day, while revealing her daughter's hilarious reaction in the caption. She wrote, "True story: As the elevator closed my daughter yelled after me, 'Oh no mama, you forgot your pants!' "
James is Blake's first child with her husband Ryan Reynolds. The pair are also parents to 16-month-old Inez.
The "Gossip Girl" alum recently shared her experience of losing 61 pounds of pregnancy weight. "Thanks @donsaladino for kickin my A double S into shape. 10 months to gain, 14 months to lose. Feeling very proud," she wrote along with a picture of her standing beside her trainer Don Saladino, showing off her toned physique.
"We would do an upper body workout Monday, lower body Tuesday. Wednesday was a playful pool workout where she would do laps," the celebrity trainer explained. "Thursday was upper body, Friday lower body and Saturday we were focusing on the accessory movers: the arms, the shoulders."
In addition, Blake had to follow a strict gluten and soy-free diet to lose her weight. "I did no gluten and no soy," she shared. "Once you remove soy, you realize you're eating no processed foods. So that's basically what I did. No processed foods and then working out."
She continued, "[It] seems like, 'Oh that's really easy to cut that out,' but then you realize, there's soy in everything." Luckily, she still could eat sweets. "You just have a balance of protein, carbs and vegetables," she said. "And it wasn't worst. Like, I was eating rice and sushi."
