Blake Lively almost suffered a wardrobe malfunction at a photocall for her new film It Ends With Us on Thursday.
The actress, 36, went braless under an oversized white suit with floral embroidery as she took to the red carpet, but giggled when she was forced to pulled her jacket closed.
Blake Lively was clearly enjoying the day and changed into a variety of stylish outfits as she promoted her new project.
While the star looked cool and composed for most of the press call, she hadn’t banked on a gust of wind which whipped her hair up around her face and blew her jacket open.
The Age of Adeline star paired her look with strappy green stilettos and chunky jewellery.
She accessorised with huge circular earrings and left her blonde wavy hair fall around her shoulders.
Blake Lively made sure to secure the front to stop a wardrobe malfunction and continued to smile and laugh while posing alongside her co-stars.
After stunning in the statement suit, Blake then changed into an all white lacy outfit.
She paid a visit to the BBC Studios in the heart of London wearing a white mini skirt and matching jacket with large white flowers.
She added white lace tights and white heels with large flower buckles to her look and swept her hair back into a half-up-half-down ‘do.
She finished off her outfit change with large white drop earrings and chunky silver sings as she posed outside the broadcasting landmark.
The actress was working to a strict schedule on Thursday afternoon as she made time to visit Capital Radio’s studio.
The mother-of-four showed off a third outfit as she continued her photocall around the city.
This time Blake donned a large grey coat with ruffled flower cut outs and a large collar.
The actress showed off her slim waist with a cinched in belt and accessorised with huge dangling earrings and a necklace that said ‘baby’ and added black and white sparkly shoes to the statement look.
After her visit to the radio station, Blake was spotted stepping out in a vintage-style striped suit.
The Shallows star wore the sharp suit, which featured panels of mint green and large white embroidered flowers, with a matching statement handbag.
She added a pair of baby pink and white brogue-style lace-up high heels and finished the outfit off with statement chunky flower rings in matching colours.
Blake kept her hair in the swept back look and ditched her earrings from earlier but added a patterned tie to her white shirt, tying her outfit together.
Blake is currently promoting her latest romantic drama It Ends With Us which follows a florist, Lily Bloom who moves to Boston to pursue her dream of opening her own business.
It is there when she meets a charming neurosurgeon named Ryle Kincaid — who is portrayed by actor as well as director of the movie, Justin Baldoni.
When their fairytale romance turns tumultuous, her first love, Atlas Corrigan (Brandon Sklenar), fatefully reenters her life.
She must navigate being entangled in a very complicated love triangle.
The movie also stars Jenny Slate, Hassan Minhaj, Kevin McKidd, Amy Morton and Alex Neustaedter and premieres in UK cinemas on August 9.
For the press tour, Blake has been sporting floral looks, inspired by her character who owns a flower shop and has been donning a series of extravagant and jeweled dresses to walk the red carpet.
On Wednesday the Gossip Girl star wore an iconic Versace dress previously worn by Britney Spears which she bought for $10,000 at an LA vintage shop.
The blonde beauty dazzled in the dress which featured features a nude-toned underlay and was covered in beautiful pastel-colored stones, which she paired with pieces from Lorraine Schwartz Fine Jewelry.
Blake balanced the sparkly look with a simple, natural-looking nude manicure.
The star wasn’t joined by her husband Ryan Reynolds for the latest leg of her press tour but the did reveal the romantic gesture that helped him woo her.
Blake Lively told People magazine that Ryan, 47, would gift her a bouquet of flowers each week with a personalised note.
She said: ‘When my husband and I first got together, he would send me a bouquet of flowers every week but he would always send a card and it would just be a sentence of something that had happened that week. Something funny or emotional that one of us said.
‘It was just a little quote of the week. It was such a beautiful, romantic thing. Now we have 4,000 children!’