Ciara and Simone Ashley bring star power to NFL sidelines
The Bridgerton actress brought her signature style to the stadium.
Dressed in a cream white two-piece outfit, she blended casual, sophisticated, and daring fashion with ease.
The standout feature was the sheer fabric at the hem of both the shirt and skirt, adding a clever twist to an otherwise understated look.
Simone was joined by chart-topping singer Ciara, 2022 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover model.
Ciara wore a red, white, and blue football jersey emblazoned with her husband Russell Wilson's number, according to Si Lifestyle.
The New York Giants clinched a 31-12 win against the New York Jets, making the experience even more memorable for Ashley.
The two made more than just a glamorous appearance. Later, they shared a moment of friendship over pasta, echoing classic Lady and the Tramp vibes.
This camaraderie is important to Simone Ashley, who has spoken openly about the value she places on her close-knit circle of friends.
'My friends would describe me as clumsy and kind,' she told Harper's Bazaar UK. 'One of my best friends is always like, 'Go sure, you're my Bridget Jones.' I embrace the chaos.'
The 30-year-old actress added, 'I love my friends. They are the best things in my life. I always want to be as kind to them as they are to me.'
Ciara's inclusion in Simone's close circle excites many fans, who hope the friendship will lead to even more fun moments.
One admirer commented, 'Love this duo,' while another joked, 'You're about to meet your husband, Ashley.'
With Simone now filming The Devil Wears Prada 2 in New York, it's likely she might appear at more Giants or Jets games soon. The energy, the fashion, and the friendships all promise exciting things ahead.
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