Blake Lively Stuns in Ultra Low-Slung Studded Jeans and Sheer Crop Top

Blake Lively’s unmistakable elegance has long hailed her as one of the best-dressed ladies in Hollywood, with her latest series of looks proving she has a penchant for experimental dressing.

On Sunday, the Gossip Girl actress stepped out in New York City wearing a look that would give her noughties character Serena van der Woodsen a run for her money.

Looking bold and beautiful, the wife of Ryan Reynolds slipped into studded low-slung jeans embellished with rhinestones, letting the waistband of her sporty boxers peek out from underneath her jeans.

Adding effortless glamour to her evening ensemble, Blake, 36, leveled up her look with a sheer studded crop top layered over a pastel pink bralette, showing off her feminine frame.

Her golden blonde hair fell to her waist in voluminous waves as she sported a natural makeup look to complete her radiant beauty glow.

Blake, who has been married to Reynolds since 2012, shares three daughters, James, nine, Inez, seven, and Betty, four, and a baby boy named Olin with the Deadpool actor.

From her sublime red carpet moments to her Cali-girl street style and androgynous workwear, Blake hasn’t let motherhood dampen her love for fashion – and she doesn’t even have a stylist.

Speaking to Who, What, Wear, the mother-of-four shed light on why she chooses to embrace her sartorial prowess without the help of a stylist.

"Probably because I have control issues and a big ego – that’s probably the honest answer," she joked, explaining that she loves using fashion and design as a way of expressing herself.

"In my job I get to be creative, but it’s over a period of time and so many other people are involved, whereas this is a beginning, middle, and end, and I get to be creative and there’s an end date in the near future."

"It’s the same reason why I like doing my friends’ hair and makeup or cooking – you get to be creative and finish it," she continued. "Whereas with my job you do it, and then two years later it’s finished. It probably goes back to the control issues; it’s like, ‘OK, I did it, I completed it, it’s done!’"

Source: Who, What, Wear