Blake Lively Shamed For 'Forgetting' Her Top In Shirtless Jacket

Blake Lively's style was both celebrated and trashed as photos of her in an impeccably classy suit were posted to Instagram in August. Earlier this year, a dedicated fan feed on the platform reminded its followers how much of a style queen the 37-year-old is, although, for some, her shirtless finish was showing a little too much. Displaying her eye-popping cleavage as she stood in the street, Blake sizzled with her killer legs on show, also rocking high heels. Those frowning upon Blake's look called it "trashy," with one fan saying that she "forgot her camisole."

Scroll for the photos taken outside the CBS Studios in New York City. Putting on a brazen display in polka-dot prints forming miniature flowers, Blake gave a nod to the method of dressing she's been embracing for her It Ends With Us movie. Rocking a fitted silk jacket in rich fabrics, the actress ditched her shirt while going braless, accentuating her waist thanks to button details and keeping her skirt fitted.

Teaming her pencil skirt and jacket combo with heeled T-bar shoes in light blue, Blake carried a small circular purse in white while wearing her blonde hair down.

Looking confident as she placed one hand on her hip, Blake looked incredible with her matte cosmetics and drop earrings, and she also seemed in the mood to smile at the cameras. The outfit quickly gained comments, some of which were positive. "She looks absolutely stunning," one fan wrote, with another calling the wife to Ryan Reynolds "so gorgeous." That said, eyebrows were raised.

"She forgot her camisole," one user replied. Over 20 users agreed when a separate user wrote: "They can put her in couture and she manages to make anything look trashy."

Once again embracing the florals representing on-screen florist character Lily Bloom, Blake slipped her curves into this oversized white suit for a London, U.K. press call this summer. Channeling boxy vibes in a crisp-white blazer embellished with climbing flowers, Blake went wide-legged in matching pants, recreating her August look with that shirtless finish.

"She could be both masculine and feminine. She can be artistic and overly expressive. She can be fashion and fabulous, but she could also be very grounded in utility. Wardrobe is always the way that I enter a character," Blake told Harper's Bazaar of her character's wardrobe.

Confessing that there's a shy girl behind the glittering smile, Blake continued: “I’m a very shy person. So if I look a certain way, then I can escape into that. Like even this today, I don’t dress like this in real life."