Jamie Lee Curtis promotes her 20th children's book in Midtown Manhattan, wearing a plum pantsuit and nude heels. The book, titled Just One More Sleep, teaches children about delayed gratification.
Jamie Lee Curtis looked sophisticated wearing a plum pantsuit and nude heels while promoting her 20th children's book in Midtown Manhattan on Tuesday. Hairstylist Sean James coiffed the 65-year-old Oscar winner's signature silver pixie cut and make-up artist Grace Ahn made sure she was camera ready for her press tour. Jamie began her morning on TODAY wearing a pink pantsuit from Another Tomorrow in order to properly celebrate the 'book birthday' for Just One More Sleep.
The 32-page book - illustrated by Laura Cornell - aims to teach children between the ages of three and seven all about the wonders of delayed gratification. 'It's about how hard it is to wait for something. Now all of us adults have to wait for things,' Curtis told Hoda Kot
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