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alum today shared an Instagram post featuring photos of her latest business-chic ensemble: a monochrome Barbie-pink suit. The set consisted of a silky long-sleeved top with a mock turtleneck and matching tailored trousers with a ribbon belt. She continued the color scheme with silky pointed-toe pumps in the same shade.
Styled by Maeve Reilly, Longoria wore the vibrant look on a jam-packed day of meetings and events in Chicago. While in the city, she promoted her tequila brand, Casa Del Sol, at various locations and attended a screening for her new film,“Touchdown in Chi-Town for @flaminhotmovie promo! 💖💖 Streams on Friday on @hulu and @disneyplus !” she captioned her Instagram post.
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