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Catherine Zeta-Jones wows in gorgeous blue floral dress

Sep 13, 2018

Catherine Zeta-Jones looked gorgeous as she stepped out for the Michael Kors Collection Spring 2019 Runway Show in New York City. Source: Getty

There is no denying Catherine Zeta-Jones keeps in shape as she showed off impressively toned arms in a beautiful floral dress at the Michael Kors New York Fashion Week show on Wednesday.

The gorgeous 48-year-old looked strong and trim as the posed for photos in the long, figure-hugging dark blue and white number that fell below her knees.

With a hint of cleavage showing, the v-neck dress fitted in at all the right places, highlighting her natural curves and athletic physique.

Paired with white stilettos and large hoop earrings, Michael Douglas’ wife stood tall, her long brunette locks in soft waves by her sides.

As for her makeup, the actress opted for a pink lip and a hint of blush to complement the gorgeous frock.

Catherine Zeta-Jones and her daughter Carys showed off their excellent fashion sense. Source: Getty

Meanwhile, her mini-me Carys looked stylish as she pulled off an off-the-shoulder black sweater and flared camouflage pants which featured a gold stripe down the side.

The 15-year-old chose to wear her long brunette locks down like her mother, the soft curls falling down her back.

The mother-daughter duo were recently spotted on the cover of Town & Country magazine, posing alongside each other in a stunning joint magazine shoot.

Speaking in the September issue, Carys admitted she was bullied over father Michael Douglas’ age and the difference in ages between her parents.

“People would be like ‘Your grandpa’s here to pick you up’,” she told the magazine of her 73-year-old father.

The teenager also admitted she’s considered changing her surname for good so she’s not always associated with her parents, and can carve her own career without living in their shadows.

“When I was younger I didn’t like the idea of having this name attached to me, this kind of ‘Douglas dynasty’ stuff,” she added.

Admitting she constantly feels the need to prove herself, she went on: “I think what bothers me the most is that people think I don’t work hard for it, that I don’t need to work hard for it. Honestly, I feel like it’s the opposite.”