14 DAY TRIAL // Jennifer Garner is now pregnant with her third child but she can still rock regular clothes, even on the red carpet. In a recent interview, the soon to be mommy revealed that it's all her stylist's doing.
Garner has been working closely with Rachel Zoe, also dubbed the world's most influential celebrity stylist, for years, so it's no wonder she always does what she's told.
At a screening of her latest film, “Butter,” at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, Garner walked the red carpet in an off-the-shoulder mini Lanvin, looking more spectacular than ever.
Asked by reporters if she'd already switched to maternity wear (not that the designer gown looked like something designed especially for pregnant women), Jennifer told reporters Zoe wouldn't let her yet, Us Weekly informs.
“Rachel is still determined not to put me in maternity clothes,” the 39-year-old star told reporters.
“I think she was so little when she was pregnant, she didn’t wear them. Sooner or later, she is going to have to put me in them! Eventually that’s going to happen, but so far she’s gotten her way!” she added.
Garner is talking about Zoe's pregnancy, which was so small that it practically allowed her to never stop wearing regular clothes.
The fact that the stylist too has a very thin figure also helped her with it. Similarly, she also managed to wear towering heels until she gave birth, which is yet another thing that not all pregnant women can boast of.
At the same time, Garner's comments have created intense debate online, again putting Zoe's name in the same sentence as terms like “starving,” “unhealthy” and “diet.”
Since she became the hottest celebrity stylist on the scene, Zoe has constantly been accused of telling her clients they must starve themselves in order to make ideal “clothes hangers,” as she is.
Garner's comments can be (and are) interpreted by some in this light. However, there are also voices saying Zoe is only trying to prove pregnant women can still look fabulous in designer clothes, without dressing up in shapeless muu-muus.