Reese Witherspoon looked youthful just two days before her 49th birthday while modeling in a flower-filled campaign for her Kohl’s collaboration with Draper James, the clothing company she founded in 2015.
In the spread, the Oscar-winning actress struck a pose in the $31.99 white Draper James ‘Short Sleeve Pointelle Sweater,’ which she paired with cuffed blue jeans and white stiletto heels.
Reese – who boasts 46.5M social media followers – wrote on the first day of spring Thursday: ‘Spring is finally here! Time for sunshine, fresh blooms, and cute new spring outfits!’
And in honor of Witherspoon’s birthday, Draper James is currently having a 30% off sale online through Monday with a special promo code.
The You’re Cordially Invited producer-star’s post received glowing comments from Shark Tank’s Lori Greiner and comedian Ali Wentworth.
On Monday, Reese (born Laura Jeanne) was in Nashville, TN to moderate a Q&A with The Tell author Amy Griffin at Harpeth Hall School’s Frances Bond Davis Theatre for an event sponsored by Parnassus Books.
Reese Witherspoon looked youthful just two days before her 49th birthday while modeling in a flower-filled campaign for her Kohl’s collaboration with Draper James, the clothing company she founded in 2015
‘I just want to say, I’m so sorry this happened,’ Witherspoon said of the 46-year-old venture capitalist’s childhood sexual abuse.
‘I’ve said two million times but it’s going to get me emotional. And you can repeat it and repeat it and repeat it,’ the Reese’s Book Club founder added, wiping away tears.
Amy – whose memoir is No. 2 on NY Times Bestsellers list for hardcover non-fiction – is an investor in many brands and companies, including Reese’s production company Hello Sunshine she co-founded with Strand Equity founder Seth Rodsky in 2016.
Afterwards, Griffin gushed via Instastory: ‘@reesewitherspoon I have watched you stand up for generations of women, thank you for standing beside me on this last tour stop.’
On February 13, Witherspoon announced that starlet Lexi Minetree would be playing the teenage version of her Legally Blonde character Elle Woods in Prime Video’s upcoming nineties-set prequel series, Elle.
Filming reportedly begins this month on the high school-set prequel with Laura Kittrell serving as showrunner and the New Orleans-born blonde serving as executive producer.
On December 5, Reese wrapped the fourth season of Apple TV+ newsroom drama The Morning Show, for which she reportedly earns $2M per episode to executive produce and play UBA co-host Bradley Jackson.
Witherspoon will also soon executive produce and reprise her role as Madeline Mackenzie in the third season of HBO’s Big Little Lies.
On the personal front, the Buick paid partner is mother to 12-year-old son Tennessee Toth from her 11-year marriage to ex-Quibi head of content acquisitions and talent Jim Toth, which ended in 2023.
Reese also has two adult children – Ava Phillippe, 25; and Deacon Phillippe, 21 – from her seven-year marriage to Cruel Intentions leading man Ryan Phillippe, which ended in 2007.
In the spread, the Oscar-winning actress struck a pose in the $31.99 white Draper James ‘Short Sleeve Pointelle Sweater,’ which she paired with cuffed blue jeans and white stiletto heels
Reese – who boasts 46.5M social media followers – wrote on the first day of spring Thursday: ‘Spring is finally here! Time for sunshine, fresh blooms, and cute new spring outfits!’
On Monday, Witherspoon was in Nashville, TN to moderate a Q&A with The Tell author Amy Griffin (R) at Harpeth Hall School’s Frances Bond Davis Theatre
The You’re Cordially Invited producer-star said of the 46-year-old venture capitalist’s childhood sexual abuse: ‘I just want to say, I’m so sorry this happened. I’ve said two million times but it’s going to get me emotional’
Amy – whose memoir is No. 2 on NY Times Bestsellers list for hardcover non-fiction – is an investor in many brands and companies, including Reese’s production company Hello Sunshine she co-founded in 2016
Afterwards, Griffin gushed via Instastory: ‘@reesewitherspoon I have watched you stand up for generations of women, thank you for standing beside me on this last tour stop’
