Lily Collins looks effortlessly chic in a leggy black and white polka dot dress as she continues filming Emily In Paris season five in Venice
The American actress, 36, wore an elegant black and white polka dot dress that showed off her toned legs.
She plays fictional character Emily Cooper in the light-hearted Netflix series, which is soon to be releasing another series partly set in Venice where production is now taking place.
The mother-of-one added to her filming look with a pair of chunky black leather boots and wore dangly silver earrings.
She wore her brunette tresses slicked back and opted for a dark red lip to complete her look.
The star carried a large water bottle with her between takes and was seen chatting to crew and on her phone as she took breaks from the scenes.
Paris remains a central location for the show, but for this season filming has also taken place in Italy, specifically in Rome and Venice.
Emily was left with a decision at the end of series four, as she was offered the position of the lead of the Italian Agence Grateau office.
Despite falling in love with Paris and the agency, Emily admitted she was tempted by a new life - with a new man - in Rome.
Fans will remember Emily and Gabriel's (Lucas Bravo) romance fell apart after they finally tried to make a go of their relationship after he broke off his relationship with Camille.
Following a fake pregnancy scandal, Camille revealed she wasn't actually expecting and Emily and Gabriel tried to work out a romantic future.
However, it wasn't meant to be for the star-crossed lovers who were unable to work out their differences and she was pushed into the arms of Marcello, after they met on the slopes of Megève, when she was abandoned at the top of a slope by Gabriel.
They crossed paths again at a polo match in Paris and they enjoyed a night out together in the city, which lasted until the following morning when he asked her to come and visit him in Rome.
The mother-of-one added to her filming look with a pair of chunky black leather boots and wore dangly silver earrings
Paris remains a central location for the show, but for this season filming has also taken place in Italy, specifically in Rome and Venice
Emily followed her heart and travelled to meet Marcello, where she was also tasked with acquiring his family's business by her boss Sylvie. However, Emily was reluctant to mix business with pleasure.
The pair hit a stumbling block when he learned of her plans to try and secure a professional relationship with his family, who owned a luxury cashmere company, but they eventually managed to iron their issues out.
At this point, Gabriel had a candid conversation with Alfie (Lucien Laviscount), who urged him to try and win Emily back, despite previously being romantically involved with her himself.
But despite dashing to Rome with the hope of reuniting, Emily was nowhere to be seen as she enjoyed her romantic day out with Marcello.
The series is expected to air towards the end of this year, but one of the main characters has revealed they won't be returning.
Camille Razat, 31, who plays Camille in the romantic comedy-drama - took to Instagram to reveal the shocking news with an emotional goodbye post after fans fumed at bosses for 'destroying the character'.
Camille has played Emily's pal and love rival in the show since the programme hit the streaming service back in 2020.
Now, after five years on our screens as Camille, the actress is ready to move on.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
The Independent
17 minutes ago
- The Independent
Ray Winstone recalls miserable role in Hollywood blockbuster
British actor Ray Winstone has criticised Marvel, suggesting the dominance of superhero films hinders the production of more "cultural films". Speaking at the Sarajevo Film Festival, Winstone stated the film industry is increasingly focused on ticket sales and actors' social media following rather than meaningful roles. Winstone expressed frustration over having to reshoot "all of" his scenes for Marvel's 2021 film Black Widow. He recalled being told by producers that his performance was "too strong", leading to the extensive reshoots, which he found disheartening. The actor, who played the villain Dreykov in Black Widow, previously described his experience working on the Marvel film as "soul-destroying".
Daily Mirror
18 minutes ago
- Daily Mirror
Love Is Blind UK fans slam furious rant by star in very public display
The next batch of episodes have been released on Netflix A Love Is Blind UK star released a furious rant towards an ex in an explosive row during a reunion party. Today (August 20) saw the next four episodes of the brand new Love Is Blind UK released on Netflix where the newly engaged couples began to navigate their new lives together. But with that, comes more hurdles and obstacles as they live with one another and meet each other's loved ones. As well as tensions rising between the couples, this week also saw a reunion party with the fellow Love Is Blind cast, but it ended in an explosive row. Last week saw human design coach Patrick being guided by his 'spleen' as he decided against proposing to professional singer Aanu. But when the pair came face to face in this week's episodes, Aanu was far from impressed. She said: " I'm quite, what you see is what you get, which I feel like I've not had the same gratitude from you." Apologising for "ruining her experience", Aanu interrupted Patrick as she continued: "You took the experience away from me Patrick. You reassured me so much with your words." She went on to say: "It's let me know then and there. You didn't let me know then and there... You're a liar, you're a liar, you're a liar." Things soon turned sour as Patrick said: "There is no way that me and you were meant to be together..... At the end I basically had to make a decision." But Aanu interrupted, saying: "Your head scarf looks silly as well, it doesn't match your outfit... Why have you got a head scarf on anyway?" Branding the comment as "crazy", Patrick replied: "I thought it would be a good look for me." Aanu eventually stormed away from the conversation, as she stated: "Good luck with your splenic rectum." And fans have been unimpressed with the altercation. Over on Reddit, one user said "Aanu did not Carry herself Well.. that was embarrassing. For her. So uncontrolled." Another said they were "embarrassed", adding: "Yeah she was messy both in the Javen interactions and how hard she went in on Patrick. Embarrassed for her." A third commented: "I'm not done with the episode yet but 'my spinal rectum' made me spit out my water." One fan was left "crying" as they said: "I think his spleen is being burst a bit here crying." On X, one fan said: "'Good luck with your splenic rectum' IM F***** SCREAMING." As another replied: "Aanu", coupled with a line of laughing emojis. A third penned: "I get Aanu was feeling annoyed about how her situation with Patrick ended but she just started acting immature and not letting him talk + making silly jabs .. it was a bit weird."
Reuters
18 minutes ago
- Reuters
Breakingviews - Influencers have defences against an AI onslaught
LONDON, Aug 20 (Reuters Breakingviews) - Turns out there is in fact something less real than a TikTok or YouTube influencer's carefully curated life: one that doesn't exist at all. Hyperreal digital personas created by artificial intelligence are muscling into the market in which brands pay $11 billion annually to the famous and not-so-famous to raise awareness of their wares. That's a problem for the humans, but maybe not an insuperable one. So-called 'AI influencers' are developed by teams using tools such as AI text-to-video generation developed by Adobe (ADBE.O), opens new tab or Google. One example is Yuri, opens new tab, a virtual singer created by a Chinese artist named Hanqing, who racked up 7 million streams after her debut and is involved in a planned marketing campaign by The North Face, the outdoor clothing brand owned by $5 billion VF Corp (VFC.N), opens new tab. Hanqing choreographs her lifestyle and interactions – just like she's a real star. Compared to humans, digital talent is cheaper. A collaboration with an AI influencer, which includes a video, a few posts, and Instagram stories, can cost as little as $4,000, Lauren Hannifan of AI influencer agency Pixel reckons. A real-world influencer with 100,000 followers could cost more than twice that. For brands, the appeal goes beyond cost: AI avatars don't have mood swings, agency disputes, or off-topic opinions. Companies can even co-create characters with studios, to retain full control over tone and message. This is bad news for human influencers, opens new tab like Khaby Lame and Charli D'Amelio, who are already seeing consumer brands spending less aggressively. U.S. influencers' revenue growth is set to slow to 15% this year, down from 24% last year, according to eMarketer estimates. A McKinsey survey found, opens new tab 68% of global fashion consumers are unhappy with the saturation of sponsored posts, and turn less frequently to influencers than a few years ago. If audiences can't tell the difference between AI and human, or worse stop caring, things will deteriorate further. Still, human influencers have some cause for comfort. High-quality avatars demand serious upfront investment – as much as eight months of unpaid development to build, train and test, according to The Clueless, the agency behind Aitana Lopez, a pink-haired virtual fitness model who now earns over $1,100 per advertisement. The perfect control enabled by AI may also come at the cost of credibility. Too much polish can repel audiences. And given over 50% of Gen Z and younger generations already dislike engaging with AI-generated influencers, according to a YouGov survey, opens new tab of U.S. consumers, a belated audience realisation that an assumed human influencer is actually AI may destroy rather than bolster brand value. 'Even real idols have a designed personality,' Yuri mused in one of her videos. That may be true – but it doesn't mean AI types like her will have everything to themselves. Follow Karen Kwok on LinkedIn, opens new tab and X, opens new tab.
