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Is Lindsay Back?
Lindsay Lohan, 37, made a surprise cameo at the premiere of the new Mean Girls film on Monday night, 20 years after the premiere of the 2004 film in which she appeared and on which the musical is based, completing a complete circle for the new mother.
The actress, who played teen Cady Heron in the legendary film, looked stunning on the red carpet at the New York City premiere, wearing a black cut-out Alexandre Vauthier design with an encrusted crystal belt, Giuseppe Zanotti ankle-strap heels, and Melis Goral jewelry.
Still Trendy and Gorgeous!
Lindsay Lohan wore pink lipstick and rose blush, and her hair was fashioned in relaxed, side-swept waves.
At the original film’s New York City premiere 20 years ago, the then-17-year-old star went out in a babydoll dress, which was popular in the early 2000s, and she undoubtedly had teenagers scurrying to the mall to replicate her attire.
Lohan donned a plunging white dress with a ribbon sash, white strappy sandals, and bright pink lipstick.
Lohan opted for more color to the film’s 2004 Hollywood premiere, wearing a vibrant blue dress with a tie waist and silver strappy shoes.
Lohan’s attendance at Monday’s premiere comes months after she reunited with Mean Girls co-stars Lacey Chabert and Amanda Seyfried to record a Black Friday commercial for Walmart.
She’s not a regular mom, she’s a cool mom!
Lohan, who became a new mother last year after welcoming 5-month-old son Luai, discussed whether she considers herself a “cool mom.”
“I hope so!” she replied on the carpet.
On the carpet, Lohan posed for photos with Lorne Michaels, the creator of Saturday Night Live, and Tina Fey, who co-wrote the upcoming Mean Girls film. Fey, 53, co-wrote and starred in the 2004 picture, alongside Lohan as instructor Ms. Norbury.
The Mean Girls movie musical stars Angourie Rice as Cady Heron and Renée Rapp from Sex Lives of College Girls, who reprises her Broadway role as Regina George, first performed by Rachel McAdams.
Mean Girls opens in theaters on January 12.
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