TIFF 2014: Jen Garner, Adam Sandler + a gaggle of teens hit the Men, Women & Children red carpet
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It was a star-studded Saturday night in Toronto, starting with the Men, Women & Children premiere. The latest film from renowned director Jason Reitman features an all-star cast that includes some of our all-time faves, like Jennifer Garner, Adam Sandler, Ansel Elgort and Rosemarie DeWitt.
The stars hit the premiere for the movie, which is based on the Chad Kultgen novel, about a group of teenagers and their parents exploring the different ways the internet has taken over their lives (and the world).
Jennifer Garner walked the TIFF 2014 red carpet in a gorgeous black Stella McCartney gown with netted sleeved and inserts along the sides. Garner is one of the few celebs rarely seen not sporting jeans and a t-shirt, but this weekend, she reminded us that she sure cleans up nice. Wearing her honey-hued hair in loose waves and donning a classic smoky eye and nude lip, she was clearly in bombshell mode for the Men, Women & Children premiere.
Her costar Rosemarie DeWitt kept things simple in a black Giorgio Armani dress, Adam Sandler, in typical Sandler fashion, kept things way simple, opting for a flannel shirt, and 20-year-old Elgort went for a bold burgundy jacket and printed shirt. The stars of Men, Women & Children were surely the most delightfully wholesome cast to hit TIFF 2014, as they spoke out about their real-life worries regarding their own kids using the internet on a day-to-day basis.
Adam and Jenn, don’t ever change.
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
Photography by Kayla Rocca
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See all the Men, Women & Children red carpet photos »
It was a star-studded Saturday night in Toronto, starting with the Men, Women & Children premiere. The latest film from renowned director Jason Reitman features an all-star cast that includes some of our all-time faves, like Jennifer Garner, Adam Sandler, Ansel Elgort and Rosemarie DeWitt.
The stars hit the premiere for the movie, which is based on the Chad Kultgen novel, about a group of teenagers and their parents exploring the different ways the internet has taken over their lives (and the world).
Jennifer Garner walked the TIFF 2014 red carpet in a gorgeous black Stella McCartney gown with netted sleeved and inserts along the sides. Garner is one of the few celebs rarely seen not sporting jeans and a t-shirt, but this weekend, she reminded us that she sure cleans up nice. Wearing her honey-hued hair in loose waves and donning a classic smoky eye and nude lip, she was clearly in bombshell mode for the Men, Women & Children premiere.
Her costar Rosemarie DeWitt kept things simple in a black Giorgio Armani dress, Adam Sandler, in typical Sandler fashion, kept things way simple, opting for a flannel shirt, and 20-year-old Elgort went for a bold burgundy jacket and printed shirt. The stars of Men, Women & Children were surely the most delightfully wholesome cast to hit TIFF 2014, as they spoke out about their real-life worries regarding their own kids using the internet on a day-to-day basis.
Adam and Jenn, don’t ever change.
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