Fingers crossed! Jessica Alba hopes for a hit to revive her career as she premieres A.C.O.D at Sundance
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Jessica Alba's movie career has been in the doldrums over the past couple of years, mainly - it has to be said - because she's been concentrating on having and rearing a family.
But with Sin City and Machete sequels in the works, Alba could be well justified in hoping for a renaissance... but she's not there yet.
And the actress showed a sense of humour about what could be described as her comeback when she crossed her fingers ahead of the premiere of her new film, A.C.O.D, at Sundance.
Make it a hit: Jessica Alba crossed her fingers ahead of the A.C.O.D premiere at Sundance on Wednesday
Looking chic in cream and black with her hair swept up, Alba allowed herself an ornate gold ring as the only concession to premiere excess.
Her nails were painted a fashionable blue.
A.C.O.D, which stands for adult children of divorce,
tells the story of a man still caught in the crossfire of his parents 15 year old divorce.
He discovers he was unknowingly part of a study on divorced children and is enlisted in a follow-up years later, which wreaks new havoc on his family.
Ladylike: Alba's look signalled her serious intent
Earlier in the day, he actress tackled the cold in Park City, Utah in a long double-breasted black coat, chic and flattering wedge trainers and a similarly obsidian scarf.
The 31-year-old dramatically brightened the look up with bright red-pink lipstick, which worked a treat against the black ensemble.
Her long hair hung around her shoulders in a slight wave.
Minimalist: Alba embraced one of the new season's trends in this tasteful outfit
So pretty: Alba kept it simple for the big occasion and with her looks, she can
Making the high street her runway, the Blue Crush star showed you do not have to wear the very latest clothes to look great - you just need to be a fabulous Hollywood star.
Despite the seemingly hard street fashion ensemble, the mother of two - daughter Honor, 4, and 18-month-old Haven, with husband Cash Warren - looked feminine
Jessica shone as a presenter at the Golden Globes wearing a stunning melon-coloured silk Oscar de la Renta gown teamed with stand-out Harry Winston jewelry - which included a $5.8 million necklace - and a Roger Vivier clutch.
Keeping it chic: Jessica Alba looked great in a double-breasted black coat, wedge trainers and scarf as she enjoyed a walk in chilly Park City on Thursday
Incognito: Jessica's outfit was all black but there was no disguising her star quality
Snow body does it better: Alba showed you can do chic, even in the frostiest conditions
Then following the awards, the mum got ready for a night of partying heading to the Warner Bros. and InStyle Golden Globe Awards After Party in a checkered print Louis Vuitton dress.
The black and white dress is from the designer’s Spring 2013 collection, but Jessica made sure to make it her own teaming the look with black Casadei Pointed Toe Blade Pumps and gave it a splash of colour with bright orange lips.
Jessica recently revealed her number one fashion tip to InStyle - never rely on the clothes alone.
Jessica recently revealed her number one fashion tip to InStyle - never rely on the clothes alone.
'Whether you shop at H&M, Topshop, Target, Forever 21, or buy high-end, if the piece doesn’t fit, it will be halfway there,' she said.
Best foot forward: Wedge trainers in the same colour as your trousers are great for lengthening your leg
'So get your jackets nipped in at the waist and your pants hemmed at the perfect place. If you get your clothing tailored, you can look like a million bucks.'
And while she certainty has not got less fashionable since becoming a mum, Jessica says her style has changed.
'My style is more adventurous since I became a mum. In the past, I was into my uniform of leggings and a sweater. Now I’m willing to try bold prints, bright colors, and different cuts.'
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