Chloë Grace Moretz, the talented Independent Spirit Award recipient, confidently made her way into NBC Studios at Rockefeller Center in the bustling Midtown area of Manhattan on a chilly Tuesday morning. Despite the 40F-degree weather, the 24-year-old actress stayed cozy in a stylish black Louis Vuitton coat, complete with a monogram logo-print lining to keep her warm. Her outfit was perfectly complemented by a red, blue, and black-striped zip-up top, a trendy black fringed mini-skirt, and some eye-catching boots carefully chosen by her stylist, Nell Kalonji.
Chic: Award-winning actress Chloë Grace Moretz made a stylish entrance at NBC Studios in Manhattan’s Midtown neighborhood on Tuesday morning. Her hairstylist Gregory Russell worked on her signature blonde hair, while nail artist Shigeko Taylor gave her a chic grey manicure. With the help of makeup artist Kale Teter, The Addams Family 2 star’s complexion was enhanced with a red lip and pink cheeks. Chloë was in New York City to promote her role as Georgia, a pregnant woman, in Mattson Tomlin’s sci-fi thriller Mother/Android, set to premiere on Hulu on December 17th. Describing her experience wearing a 21lb prosthetic belly for the film, Moretz shared with TODAY that it was attached to a corset.
Work it! The 24-year-old ex child star bravely faced New York’s chilly 40F-degree weather by wrapping herself in a sleek black Louis Vuitton coat with a stylish monogram logo-print interior.
Stylish: Chloë paired a fashionable red, blue, and black-striped zip-up top with a chic black fringed mini-skirt, and trendy boots handpicked by stylist Nell Kalonji.
Goldie Locks: Celebrity hairstylist Gregory Russell gave Moretz a beautiful blowout, enhancing her iconic blonde hair, while nail artist Shigeko Taylor pampered her with a chic grey manicure.
Ready for her close-up! Make-up artist Kale Teter enhanced the porcelain complexion of the leading star in The Addams Family 2 with a bold red lip and rosy cheeks. The actress shared that her approach to portraying a pregnant character involved restricting her breathing slightly to achieve a more realistic posture. She wanted to avoid the common practice of using a fake belly to simulate pregnancy in films. The blonde actress, originally from Atlanta, described the filming process as physically demanding, with long treks through the mountains of Boston on a daily basis. To prepare for her role, Chloë reportedly sought advice from pregnant women, attended a Lamaze class, visited a hospital maternity ward, and volunteered at a daycare center.
Chloë recently visited New York City to talk about her upcoming project Mother/Android, where she plays the character of Georgia, a pregnant woman trying to survive in a sci-fi thriller. The movie, directed by Mattson Tomlin, will be released on December 17 on Hulu. She mentioned how we all have a natural instinct to survive, which is reflected in the characters of the film.
![Moretz told TODAY of her artificial bump: 'It was a 21lb [prosthetic] belly that we attached to a corset. And the thought behind that was to create, kind of a restraint to the ribcage too, to kind of restrain my breathing a little bit to get the shallow breaths and the realistic stance of being a pregnant woman. Because I hate when [actors] have like a pillow under the shirt!'](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/12/07/20/51461995-10285505-image-a-42_1638909197250.jpg)
During an interview with TODAY, Moretz shared details about the fake baby bump she wore for a role. The prosthetic belly weighed 21 pounds and was attached to a corset. The purpose was to not only create the appearance of being pregnant but also to restrict her breathing slightly, giving her the realistic posture of a pregnant woman. Moretz explained that she preferred this method over using just a pillow under her shirt, as it added a depth of authenticity to her performance.
The blonde woman, who hails from Atlanta, shared: ‘It was quite intense. We were hiking through the mountains in Boston, covering about five miles each day.’
‘Reinventing myself’: Chloë expressed her excitement about transitioning into playing a mother role after two decades of portraying children and teenagers. On November 5, she completed her part as Haptic Recon security guard Flynne Fisher in Amazon Studios’ sci-fi series The Peripheral, which is inspired by William Gibson’s novel from 2014. Before that, viewers can see Chloë on an upcoming episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, where she will be appearing with comedian Nick Thune and musical guests Wizkid and Tems.
“I am absolutely thrilled with how this show turned out!” Moretz announced on November 5th, as she completed filming her part as Flynne Fisher, the Haptic Recon security guard, in Amazon Studios’ sci-fi series The Peripheral.
“Exciting evening on the horizon!” Before that, viewers can look forward to seeing the producer of Coming Out on the upcoming episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, where they will be joined by comedian Nick Thune and musical guests Wizkid and Tems.
Look at outfit #2! Chloë rocked a pair of glittery silver pants with a stylish plunging black blazer during her guest appearance on the NBC talk show.
