Scarlett Johansson just wore an under-$160 BaubleBar necklace
Sparkle like a star.
Scarlett Johansson stepped out in NYC yesterday to promote her directorial debut, “Eleanor the Great,” on “CBS Mornings” with Gayle King.
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The A-lister wore a chocolate leather blazer, wide-leg pants and a black blouse for the appearance, accessorizing with Dune London’s woven Encourage Clutch.
And we couldn’t help but notice she completed the quiet luxe look with the perfect amount of neck bling: the surprisingly accessible BaubleBar Billie Tennis Necklace, which starts at just $68.
While the piece is available in gold or silver metal options, two lengths and three stone sizes, Johansson’s version is the 18K gold-plated sterling silver, which is still a modest $158. (It also comes in a custom nameplate style.)
The “Jurassic World Rebirth” star chose the 15-inch length with 2-millimeter size stones, adding the perfect amount of shimmer.
The actress is hardly the only A-lister wearing the on-trend brand, as Selena Gomez, Jennifer Aniston and Julia Roberts are fans, too.
If it’s Johansson’s diamond-like look that caught your eye though, there’s also a Billie Tennis Bracelet — sold in similarly versatile metal and sizing options — to make it a matching set.
All of the classic Billie tennis styles are also infinitely giftable, if you’re already getting a head start on holiday shopping.
No matter which piece caught your eye, don’t delay in shopping. Once spotted on a glam star like Johansson, these baubles have a way of flying off the shelves.
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