Charlize Theron And Baby Are A Fashionable Pair: ‘Monster’ Actress Gets Her Style ‘From Her Personality,’ Stylist Says
Charlize Theron has been known for her powerful style and personality, even when running errands, and it seems to have rubbed off on her little toddler.
The "Monster" star spent some one-on-one time on Saturday with her toddler son, Jackson. She ran errands with her adopted little boy in Los Angeles, The Daily Mail reports.
The 37-year-old actress was all smiles in her summery outfit. She wore a sheer white tank with striped, ankle-length pants and white oxford shoes. She was also carrying a mustard-yellow wallet, an iced coffee, and adopted son on her hip. He was just as fashionable, dressed in bright red pants, a blue T-shirt, and navy boat shoes.
Charlize is working on a lot of projects at the moment. She just finished up shooting "Mad Max: Fury Road," for which she buzzed off her blonde hair and is rocking a pixie cut.
The South African beauty is currently filming the Western-style comedy "A Million Ways To Die In The West", in which she co-stars with Amanda Seyfried and Neil Patrick Harris.
Charlize is set to join Colin Firth, Adam Sandler and Emily Blunt for "Murder Mystery," for which she is also producing.
On Thursday, Charlize was spotted wearing a black mini-skirt, dark strappy sandals, and a grey cardigan. She bared her toned legs as she ran errands in West Hollywood, California, including getting her nails done. She accessorized with a white fedora and large black sunglasses.
Charlize's stylist Leslie Fremar explained the actress's powerful style.
"That strength [in her clothes] comes from her personality. That's really who she is," Fremar said in an interview with Stylebistro.com. "She's a very strong confident woman. That comes out in her clothes."
She went on to talk about Theron's outfit at the Oscars this year. "Charlize was in Dior and Reese [Witherspoon] was wearing this beautiful Louis Vuitton dress. I get really excited the next day when the pictures start coming through the press. It's more exciting when the press is positive. It definitely helps," she said.