Brie Larson flashes a black bra under her beige suit as she attends fragrance launch party in LA... after her film Avengers: Endgame hits $1.4B
Brie Larson rocked a sexy tomboy look while attending Melinda Lee Holm's Sigil Fragrance Launch Party in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
The star, 29, sported a cream colored suit with flared pants. Letting some skin show, the jacket opened up to reveal Brie's black bra and cleavage.
This comes just as her latest film Avengers: Endgame hit the $1.4B mark globally, according to Deadline.
Quirky: Brie Larson, 29, rocked a sexy tomboy look while attending Melinda Lee Holm's Sigil Fragrance Launch Party in Los Angeles on Tuesday
With the bottom half of her outfit relaxed in white converse and tan flared pants, Brie's upper portion is what played up the sex appeal.
The blazer was left unbuttoned, showing off the beauty's black bandeau bra.
Brie carried a stylish cream, hunter green and mustard yellow cross body bag to add to the posh look.
Fashionista: Brie carried a stylish cream, hunter green and mustard yellow cross body bag to add to the posh look
Serving up looks: She wore her short blonde hair down, with the bangs flipped to the side
She wore her short blonde hair down, with the bangs flipped to the side.
Her makeup was kept natural, with a hint of burgundy lipstick.
Larson looked coy as she supported her gal pal, tarot reader, Holm.
The reiki healer's fragrance collection features a universal dry oil for $48, fragrance oil for $42 and energy setting spray for $48 and can be found on the brunette's website.
Congrats! Larson looked coy as she supported her gal pal, taror reader, Melinda Lee Holm
Aromatic: The perfume launch was held at the Art of Elysium Salon, where fortune teller celebrated alongside other A-Listers like Jessie Ennis and Amy O'Neal
The perfume launch was held at the Art of Elysium Salon, where fortune teller celebrated alongside other A-Listers like Jessie Ennis and Amy O'Neal.
Holm wore a multi colored sequin dress as she smiled next to the women.
And, soaking up the attention, Melinda got her guests laughing as they crowded around her.
Good times: soaking up the attention, Melinda got her guests laughing as they crowded around her
Brie was named one of the 100 Most Influential People by Time Magazine.
In her brief magazine profile, fellow Avengers star Tessa Thompson praised Brie for her commitment to equal pay for women.
'Her activism is an extension of who she is,' wrote Thompson. 'She sits at a table and wants to make sure everyone has access to it. She is constantly investigating how to be a better ally.'
Leading lady: The Room star began her association with the Marvel Cinematic Universe with her solo film, Captain Marvel. Pictured at the Avengers: endgame premiere in April
In a January 2017 Instagram post, Brie spun her role as a photographer in Kong: Skull Island as a representative of the press, writing, 'I make movies as a form of activism.'
The Room star began her association with the Marvel Cinematic Universe with her solo film, Captain Marvel, which was set in the 1990s and became Marvel Studios' first woman-led film.
Her character, Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel, was briefly referenced in the mid-credits scene following Avengers: Infinity War, and the character is a major addition to the superhero team in the newly released Endgame.
The film boasts a 95 percent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes from top critics and was the beneficiary of gushing praise following the premiere.
Box office hit: This comes just as her latest film Avengers: Endgame hit the $1.4B mark globally, according to Deadline
