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Airport Photo Shoot: Scarlett Johansson's Interesting Choice At LAX

September 18, 2007 at 3:41 PM | by | Comments (2)

While it appears fewer people are flying in and out of LAX these days, there were still plenty of photographers on hand to greet Scarlett Johansson and her boyfriend Ryan Reynolds when the pair landed at the beleaguered airport yesterday.

The Lost in Translation star showed off here travel attire, which consisted of a giant bag, a chapeau, a pair of white sunglasses, and what looked to be a pair of incredibly uncomfortable, unflattering pants. While travel attire is definitely a personal decision, past airport photo shoot participants have scored much higher on the travel fashion scale.

Full airport photo shoot is here.



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i think the sunglasses were a bad choice

but she looks better than a lot of people do when they fly airplanes. i must be getting old but unless you are on 14-hour flight or your own private jet, sweatpants are not acceptable on airplanes. Not even those $120 Juicy Couture ones.

At least, Scarlett didn't flash any of the flight attendants or fellow passengers. Although some guys would have loved that.

juliana on September 18, 2007 at 3:58 PM #Permalink

Egg on my face

A friend of mine sent me a camera pic that I put on my blog site.  I didn't believe her.  Now I see this.

Doh.

http://midgetmanofsteel.blogspot.com

moooooog35 on October 17, 2007 at 9:59 AM #Permalink

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