Even when she’s not attending an event dedicated to one of her own projects, Kaley Cuoco finds new ways to shut down the red carpet.
As folks are well aware, The Big Bang Theory actress loves infusing different fashion styles while attending big Hollywood events. Case in point: December 2016, when Kaley walked down the red carpet with then-husband Karl Cook at the premiere of the movie Why Him?.
Instead of choosing a much bolder look for the event, Kaley decided to go slightly more demure with a tiered white lace dress that featured scalloped detailing, a sheer neckline and a lace collar. To further play up the gown’s allure, The Flight Attendant star paired the gown with a pair of black strapped pump heels and a white clutch.
Despite the more reserved outfit choice, Kaley brought back the drama in the form of bold eye makeup. With her blond hair in tousled waves, she wore brown smoky eyeshadow and her favorite neutral lipstick.
While Kaley’s flair for fashion was definitely memorable, this wasn’t the first time she wore a lace dress. Earlier that year, she stepped out in an all-black lace ensemble to celebrate filming the 200th episode of The Big Bang Theory. At the time, she spoke about how grateful she was to lead up to the career milestone and how lucky she was to work with such a wonderful cast and crew.
“Honestly, I’ve been getting very emotional this week thinking about it,” she told Extra at the time. “It’s a dream come true. 200 episodes in this many years, with my family and people that I love so much. We’ve had so much support and I can’t believe we’re here. There’s a lot of people behind the scenes that have made this possible, and I don’t know — I’m just very grateful.”
As far as when we’ll be seeing Kaley shake up the red carpet one more time, it’s hard to say. She recently had all eyes on her for the 2022 Emmy Awards and just a few weeks later for her new movie Meet Cute. If those moments prove anything, it’s the 8 Simple Rules alum will be back before we know it — with another stunning ensemble to boot.