“Think Like a Man” actress La La Anthony looked absolutely exquisite at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival in New York.
Anthony joined a host of celebrities in attendance at the annual event that runs though May 5 this year, and they brought out their best formal attire while hitting the yearly Chanel Artists Dinner on Monday. She was resplendent in a black plunging-neck Chanel dress with a pair of black open-toe heels.
She wore her hair in a classic low bun accessorized with crystal hair barrettes. She also opted for a full-glam makeup look, including a dramatic-flared lash and bold red lip.
The 39-year-old shouted out to Tribeca Festival CEO and movie producer Jane Rosenthal in her Instagram caption, while also making mention of her ensemble.
“Thank you to my friend @janetribeca for an amazing night at the TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL ARTIST DINNER hosted by Chanel. One of my fav events every year…a little black dress goes a long way…🖤,” Anthony wrote.
Fans were boggled by how beautiful the celeb looked.
“Bonita my favorite look! Sexy twist on a classic 🖤🖤 beautiful and gorgeous indeed like always.”
“Everything about you is Fabulous and those legs 😍😍! Pick me up off the floor….somebody this dress is everything on you!!! 🙌🏾.”
“Lala this lady is classy and beauthful 🔥 she wearing that dress. Much love to you and hubby and son God bless.”
“Damn!!! U become more beautiful everytime I see you! ❤️ Gorgeous love the shoes!”
Besides her dashing looks, Anthony is also known for her extremely successful career. She’s a New York Times Bestseller author, she’s worked as a producer with ITV America, and she currently stars on the hit television series “Power.”
She told Forbes during a recent interview that when it comes to business she learned not to be afraid of seeking knowledge. She noted that was one of the reasons she was so successful.
“In business, you cannot be afraid to ask questions,” she said. “You have to ask to learn, and that has been it for me. Because I’m entering into new ventures and new platforms that I’m not necessarily well-versed in or don’t know everything about, so I need to ask these questions, and that is how I learn.”
