Emily Blunt is effortlessly elegant at the Into The Woods press conference wearing a classic white dress and natural beauty look
She may be vying for attention against new girl Anna Kendrick, esteemed actress Meryl Streep and funny man James Corden.
But Emily Blunt made stealing the spotlight look easy on Sunday when she arrived at the Into The Woods press conference in a ladylike ruffle neck dress.
Emily, 31, put the other actors in the shadows, looking like she'd snapped back into her svelte pre-baby body only nine months after the birth of her first child, Hazel.
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Classically elegant: Emily Blunt looks ladylike in a white ruffle front dress for the Into The Woods press conference at the Waldorf Astoria in New York
Emily is after all used to competing in the celebrity spotlight, after marrying fellow Hollywood star John Krasinski in 2010.
The brunette beauty kept her look classic to speak at the grand Waldorf Astoria in New York, wearing a shape with high shoulders and a ruffle front.
Sporting a popular medium haircut, Emily showed off a subtle dip dye and smiled through blush-coloured lips.
Looking serene, the actress may not have been linked to her busy home life that's seen her produce Into The Woods and Edge of Tomorrow alongside Tom Cruise in the last two years.
All smiles: The actress was bright and beautiful with a fresh make-up look featuring pink lips and cat eye flicks
Stunning star: The new mum of one, despite opting for a natural look, was effortlessly beautiful
Speaking recently about her transformed lifestyle with The Telegraph, Emily said: 'I don't feel I lead a glamorous life. Most of the people we're friends with are people you can just hang out with.
'You should have seen us this morning. It was… well, not chaos, but like everyone else in the morning with a small baby.'
Before adding: 'Then again, I do tend to sweep down the stairs in a ball-gown every night saying, "Tell me I look beautiful."'
Stunning mum: The brunette gave birth to her first child nine months ago but didn't look like she'd missed a wink of sleep
New projects: Emily appears in the Christmas release Into The Woods, as well as the recent Edge Of Tomorrow
It was all high glamour for the Devil Wears Prada star during her stay in New York City however, as she joined international movie stars Anna Kendrick, Chris Pine, Meryl Streep, Christine Baranski, and James Corden at the DGA Theatre the previous day.
Emily and Meryl worked together previously on hit project The Devil Wears Prada but got together this time for a lighthearted children's musical.
Just a month before the movie's Christmas release date, the cast members reunited for a rousing Q&A session that was streamed online.
The stars were joined by director Rob Marshall and screenwriter James Lapine, who fielded questions before a screening on Saturday.
Reflecting: The Into The Woods ensemble (L to R) screenwriter James Lapine, Anna Kendrick, Chris Pine, Emily Blunt, James Corden, and Eugene Hernandez - who mediated the event - reunited at the DGA Theatre in New York City on Saturday for a Q&A that was streamed online
Charmed: Meryl happily clapped at hands, and poignantly noted at one point that children are well-aware of today's 'world is full of darkness and joy'
And while they discussed a wide variety of topics, the group couldn't help but share a fair few giggles during the session.
The upcoming film adaptation of the Broadway production melds a number of childhood fairy tales together, with familiar faces Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, and Rapunzel sharing the screen.
Director Rob is certainly no stranger to adapting Broadway productions - the Tony-nominated choreographer helmed Annie and the Oscar-winning film Chicago.
Let's chat: Anna at one point commanded the conversation, as well as the attention of screenwriter James and her co-star Chris
'Kids today live in a world much more unstable and fragile than when I grew up,' Rob said at the Q&A, remarking the film focuses upon life after 'happily ever after', according to Variety.
Meryl added her two cents, noting children are well-aware today's 'world is full of darkness and joy,' according to the publication.
Christine Baranski, who portrays Cinderella's wicked step-mother, remarked 'status, money and image' were at the forefront of her character's mind.
Meanwhile, Johnny Depp, who plays The Wolf, did not appear to have made the event.
Leading ladies: The Oscar winner exchanged a smile with Tracey Ullman (far right), as Christine Baranski looked on
His two cents: Chris wrung his hands as he added his thoughts to the conversation
In a recent interview, the actor said he was 'honoured' to have been considered for the legendary role by Rob, producer John DeLuca, and composer Stephen Sondheim.
'I was very excited to do it. Honoured, to be absolutely truthful, I was honoured and somewhat proud that not only Rob and John wanted me to play the wolf, but Sondheim believed in me to play the part.'
Into The Woods first premiered in San Diego in 1986, and received it's first Broadway audience a year later.
The play has garnered a number of Tony awards, including Best Original Score, Best Book Of A Musical, and Best Revival Of A Musical.
What's next? Streep glanced over a sheet of paper, while her cast mate Christine appeared to stifle a giggle
Looking back: Emily looked stylish in her grey floral sweater, and her co-star Corden looked to her as he detailed a story
Coming soon: Meryl portrayed The Witch in a moment from Into The Woods
Previewing the film: Emily attended the screening of Into The Woods later that night, looking casual in a jumper and brown trousers
Famous friends: New dad James Corden was also in attendance at the preview ahead of the release
Keeping it casual: It was a low-key evening for the stars of the show who stopped for the screening in NYC
Early night? Emily was due to be up bright and early for the press conference the next day
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