Cate Blanchett looks chic in a gray three-piece suit and cat-eye sunglasses as she arrives at JFK Airport in New York City
Cate Blanchett traveled in style on Wednesday when she arrived at JFK Airport in New York City in a three-piece suit.
The 53-year-old Australian actress looked chic and well put together as she added a pair of dark cat-eye sunglasses.
The Tár star layered the multi-piece look over a beige button down shirt and black turtleneck.
Out and about: Cate Blanchett traveled in style on Wednesday when she arrived at JFK Airport in New York City in a three-piece suit
The Golden Globe nominee’s complete look consisted of a vest, blazer, trousers and subtle black boots.
The entertainer’s blonde locks were arranged in a side part as she pulled them back into a casual low updo.
She left out earrings and appeared to be wearing light makeup as she trotted around with her gray and black luggage.
Blanchett flashed a small smile as she zoomed alone through the busy transportation center.
Calm: The 53-year-old Australian actress looked chic and well put together as she added a pair of dark cat-eye sunglasses
At the upcoming Golden Globes, Cate has been nominated for Best Actress (Motion Picture Drama) for her starring role in Tár, in which she competes against Viola Davis in The Woman King and Ana de Armas as Marilyn Monroe in Blonde.
In the film, Cate plays the iconic but troubled high-profile composer Lydia Tár, who is just days away from recording the symphony that will propel her career.
When all elements seem to conspire against her, Lydia’s adopted daughter Petra becomes an integral emotional support for her struggling mother.
Keeping you warm: The Tár star layered the multi-piece look over a beige button-up shirt and a black turtleneck
It was recently revealed that Cate was so desperate to star in Guillermo del Toro’s film Pinocchio that she joked she would even “play a pencil.”
She jumped at the chance to star in the Netflix adaptation of the classic, though the only part left was a monkey named Spazzatura, which is Italian for “garbage.”
Having previously worked with del Toro on the drama Nightmare Alley, the director revealed that Cate begged him for a role in the project.
Golden Globes: Cate Blanchett was nominated for Best Actress (Motion Picture Drama) for her starring role in Tár
In a behind-the-scenes video, Guillermo recalls: “We were shooting ‘Nightmare Alley’. Cate Blanchett and I had so much fun that she said, “You have to give me a part in Pinocchio.”
“I say, ‘The only piece left is a monkey,’ before Cate added, replying: ‘I’d do anything. I would play a pencil in a movie for you.”
After seeing drawings of the animated character, the Hollywood star told Guillermo, “I think this is my spirit animal.”
Cate continued to play the role of the screeching monkey, which has no dialogue.
Iconic: Cate starred in Vanity Fair’s latest Actors on Actors; seen with Michelle Yes