Actress Gal Gadot found herself in an embarrassing situation on Thursday evening as she went out for dinner with a fashionable faux pas – she had forgotten to take off the price tag from her sweater. The stunning 32-year-old was en route to Mr Chow in Beverly Hills when she noticed the oversight. Alongside her were her Wonder Woman co-star Robin Wright and their director Patty Jenkins, making it a mini reunion of sorts.
After purchasing it on Amazon, Gal Gadot experienced a fashion faux pas on Thursday evening as she headed out for dinner with a visible price tag still attached to her sweater. Luckily, a helpful doorman pointed out the wardrobe malfunction, saving the day for the actress. Despite the mishap, Gadot remained cheerful and laughed off the incident. She rocked a stunning black and white plaid mini dress, paired with stylish strappy flats and a chic red purse, along with a recently purchased slim black cardigan. Despite the minor hiccup, Gadot’s beauty and grace shone through as always.
Uh oh! The stunning 32-year-old was on her way to dine at Mr Chow in Beverly Hills when she realized the mistake.
On that particular day, she didn’t bother with makeup and her long, dark hair, which could have covered the tag, was pulled back into a ponytail. Meanwhile, news broke that her Wonder Woman director Jenkins was close to sealing a deal to direct the sequel and secure the title of the highest paid female director in Hollywood. The Warner Bros Pictures movie, which focused on a female lead, made an impressive $103.2 million in its opening weekend and ultimately raked in over $800 million globally, as reported by Deadline.
Invaluable: With or without a label, the Israeli goddess rocked a fabulous black and white plaid mini dress.
An insider at the studio expressed optimism about Patty’s return to the franchise, stating that they believe an agreement will be made shortly.
Wonder Woman, which premiered in May, set a new record for the highest domestic opening ever for a female director, solidifying Jenkins’ place in cinematic history.
Jenkins also made history as the first female director to helm a major American studio superhero film.
Ideal squad: On the very same day, news broke that Patty Jenkins, the director of Wonder Woman, was in the final stages of negotiation to both helm the highly anticipated sequel of the iconic series and secure the title of the highest-earning female director in Tinseltown.