Rachel McAdams looked cool and classy in all-blue as she arrived at the red carpet for the opening-night performance of Broadway's An Enemy Of The People on Monday.
Rachel McAdams looked cool and classy in all-blue as she arrived at the red carpet for the opening-night performance of Broadway's An Enemy Of The People on Monday.
She paired the item with a tasteful navy mock turtleneck sweater, which was ribbed and featured long sleeves. Complementing her blue look was the Oscar winner Marisa Tomei, who looked chic in a baby blue–and–black plaid overcoat.The Spider-Man actress completed the outfit with dark heels that strapped up her legs in a lattice pattern.
Rachel looked stylish with a stylish navy blue leather skirt that had a dangling leather strap belted around her slim waist She displayed a cool set of sunglasses and wore her brunette hair down in long waves with a middle part The Sopranos star Steve Schirripa, who played Bobby Baccalieri on the iconic series, was also on hand to support his former costar Michael.
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