Elizabeth Banks exudes style in sophisticated white dress and black peep toe heels at Business Of Fashion West summit
Elizabeth Banks has three new films coming soon.
And on Friday, she looked stunning in all white as she attended The Business Of Fashion's second annual BoF West Summit at the Century City Mall in Los Angeles.
Banks, 45, shined in a classy dress while speaking at the event, which Serena Williams headlined.
Dazzling: On Friday, Elizabeth Banks, 45, looked stunning in all white as she attended The Business Of Fashion's second annual BoF West Summit at the Century City Mall in Los Angeles
For the entrepreneurship focused summit, Banks let her short blonde locks sparkle as she looked ethereal in a below the knee white dress.
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The all white apparel was paired with black pumps that strapped around her ankle.
Banks smiled hugely as she stood in front of perfectly trimmed hedges.
Always beautiful: For the entrepreneurship focused summit, Banks let her short blonde locks sparkle as she looked ethereal in a below the knee white dress
Natural beauty: The stunner kept her makeup simple, with light pink lipstick
Working all her sides, Elizabeth posed with a hand on her hip, looking over her shoulder.
The stunner kept her makeup simple, with light pink lipstick.
And showing off her fit form, she cinched the dress with a tie around the waist.
Media trained: Taking the stage, Banks confidently talked into a mic while serving as one of the speakers on a panel of numerous women
Save the environment with a used dress like Elizabeth
Elizabeth Banks attended the The Business Of Fashion's second annual BoF West Summit at the Century City Mall in Los Angeles on Friday and, for the occasion, chose to go the anti-fashion route and wear a vintage dress replete with a pin on her lapel which said "used.'
Posting on Instagram, the actress said she was proud to wear a sustainable secondhand look from fashion resale site @thredUP. "Fashion is the second most polluting industry next to oil, and one of the best things we can do is re-use the clothes we have," she wrote.
We, at Fashion Finder, love a great vintage find. So, if you'd like to shop and save the planet, like Elizabeth, click right to shop the site's wares.
And, if you're inspired by Elizabeth's white, short-sleeve wrap look, check out our roundup of lookalikes below. From Alexander McQueen to H&M, we've got you covered.
Taking the stage, Banks confidently talked into a mic while serving as one of the speakers on a panel of numerous women.
Joining her were powerhouses Arianne Phillips, Carineh Martin, Elizabeth Banks and Melissa Magsaysay.
Phillips is a well known celebrity stylist and costume designer, making a name for herself as Madonna's fashion guide for the singer's last five concert tours.
Bosses: Joining her were powerhouses Arianne Phillips, Carineh Martin, Elizabeth Banks and Melissa Magsaysay
Carineh Martin co-founded RAD, the Red Carpet Advocacy Initiative, with Arianne.
The women spoke about building their new social enterprise start-up.
Melissa Magsaysay, who moderated the panel, is a journalist known for her writing in the Los Angeles Times and Women's Wear Daily.
What a panel: The powerful women discussed all things fashion while at the Westfield Century City Mall
As for Banks, she's gearing up for the release of her Charlie's Angels remake.
This time round, Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott and Ella Balinska play Charlie's girls, continuing the action where Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz and Lucy Liu left off in 2011.
Banks will take on the role of Bosley.
According to a recent interview with Banks, who also serves as director, the movie will be a continuation of the 70s series and 00s movies instead of a reboot.
Sneak peek: The first images from the Charlie's Angels reboot were unveiled on Monday showing Naomi Scott, Kristen Stewart, Ella Balinska and Elizabeth Banks as the new team
'Charles Townsend is richer than ever, so he’s grown the business into a global spy agency' Banks told Entertainment Weekly.
Kristen plays hard-partying 'highly skilled wild card' Sabrina Wilson while Ella plays Jane Kano, aka 'muscle' and Naomi Scott takes on the role of Elena Houghlin, a scientist from MIT, who Banks calls 'the heart of the movie'.
The character of John Bosley is now going to be played by three people; Banks, Patrick Stewart, and Djimon Hounsou. Rather than just one person it's now a rank, like a lieutenant, within the organization.
'All of the Angels have been played by different women and have had different names, but the Bosley character was always named Bosley no matter who played him.'
Banks explained. 'We thought, "Well, that must mean it’s more than a name."'
The 40 Year Old Virgin star said that showing off the women's teamwork was a priority when making the movie.
New film: According to a recent interview with Banks, who also serves as director, the movie will be a continuation of the 70s series and 00s movies instead of a reboot
