She’s become a fashion icon thanks to her impeccable style and Jane Fonda, 81, certainly didn’t disappoint as she dazzled in red for Sunday’s SAG Awards in Los Angeles.
The Grace and Frankie actress kept her style elegant, opting for a red sequinned Valentino gown with bell sleeves, as she hit the red carpet alongside her co-star Lily Tomlin. She finished off the look with a pair of gold pumps and styled her hair in wild waves.
While Jane’s eye-catching gown certainly made a statement, it was her jewellery that really stood out. The actress sported an enormous sparkly diamond ring which, according to Page Six, is worth $3 million. The teardrop-shaped jewel by Italian brand Gismondi weighs in at 20 carats.
Meanwhile, Lily looked equally stylish in a long floor-length skirt paired with a black sequinned blazer. The 79-year-old actress teamed her outfit with a pair of black pointed heels and accessorised with simple silver jewellery.
Jane and Lily were both nominated for SAG Awards for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series.
Their glamorous appearance comes after the pair stopped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show earlier this month to play a hilarious game.
It’s been joked that the theme of this year’s Grace and Frankie is “f*** it” and Ellen decided to play a game called “Lily and Jane don’t give a f***” to promote the new season, which was released on Netflix just over a week ago. The host was forced to apologise for swearing on-air, but insisted it was simply the theme of her guest’s show.
As part of the game, Ellen hit a button and random questions popped up on the screen for her guests to answer. The aim of the game was for both Jane and Lilly to answer as honestly as possible with the first thing that came to mind.
The first question asked the pair who their first celebrity crush was. Jane explained that Some Like It Hot star Tony Curtis was her first crush, while Lily chose Written on the Windstar Dorothy Malone.
The clip was a hit with viewers, who praised the women for their sense of humour and chemistry with each other.