With her latest Instagram Story, Blake Lively stunned fans by wearing a baby blue and white checked gown with delicate buttons all the way up the front.
Adding pearls to her strawberry pendant necklace, Blake accessorized with a sweetheart neckline that bared her toned skin.
In keeping with the cottage-core theme, a border of strawberry stickers completed the post.
To match her lipstick, she wore glitzy silver earrings and cropped the photo, captioning it: “Strawberry picnic table fashion.”
In a series of red-hot bikini snaps last week, Blake squeezed her curves into a tiny scarlet two-piece as she sampled her own lemonade.
Betty explained the inspiration behind her brand, saying: “Betty Booze comes from the lemonade recipe I made up 13 years ago for summer lemonade stands. Yeah. I still do lemonade stands.
“Yeah it was in my 20s that I really got into it. The lemonade stand version is obviously alcohol free. And it sells out FAST.
“I would often have adults in my life request a version of my lemonade with alcohol. It happened so much that that’s where the idea for @bettybooze was born.”
Blake Lively looks stunning in a chic new outfit in an Instagram post on Wednesday with her taut tummy on display.
Her golden locks cascaded over her shoulders while she modeled a white leaf sequined bralette that exposed her toned abs and bust.
Adding a touch of glam to her look was a pair of long earrings, studded heels, stunning makeup and a plump pout.
In the caption, she wrote, “The closest I’ll ever get to my sugar plum fairy dreams… ”
According to new photos shared on Tuesday, Blake Lively was dressed in a sheer lace dress from Michael Kors that exposed a lot of her legs.
As part of her look, the Gossip Girl star wore a floral Louboutin pump and a cardigan by Gigi Hadid’s Guest In Residence label.
In new images by photographer Guy Aroch, she was having fun with her cast members from It Ends With Us.
Blake’s golden hair cascaded over her shoulders as she posed for a photo to promote her new film, It Ends with Us, which is based on the same-titled novel.
