Anna Kendrick Grabs McDonald’s In Stunning Braless Dress

Anna Kendrick made style headlines for her recent LACMA Art + Film Gala appearance, but she proved she’s a normie by hitting up a McDonald’s at the end of the night. The Pitch Perfect actress quickly wound up on best-dressed lists as she dazzled in a yellow column gown with a brown velvet waist sash but talk on her Instagram wasn’t just about fashion as fans swiped to see her McGrabbin’ it. Showing off her red carpet looks as she dazzled while braless in her opening photo, Anna eventually let loose, showing her outing to the fast-food giant while still in her designer gown.

Scroll for the photos. Looking a million dollars in a floor-length Chartreuse dress, Anna tagged high-end designer Oscar de la Renta for her look.

Displaying her toned arms and shoulders, the Hollywood star flashed a little curve, keeping classy as she went low-cut while highlighting her minuscule waist. Looking far younger than her 39 years, Anna rocked a bold color palette, offsetting her yellows with rich chocolate browns from her bow-accent sash. Wearing her hair loosely tied back, she added a full face of glam, going heavy on the blush while rocking a red lip.

After sharing a close-up of her dress and footage of Charli XCX performing, Anna showed off her appetite, and she hadn’t gone expensive. Smiling candidly inside a McDonald’s restaurant, the Alice, Darling star slipped off her camel coat, using one hand to hold her brown paper McDonald’s bag. Unfortunately, fans didn’t get to see what she ordered for her post-party treat.

Quickly noting the food, one fan replied: “I’m lovin it.” Another said: “McDonald’s after a Gala. Perfect way to end the night.” In fact, some of the most-liked comments mentioned the fast food over the dress. “Getting McDonald’s after the gala is so real,” a further fan stated.

Anna didn’t look a day over 25 in this photo, one shared on her Instagram last February.

Glamming up in a blush-pink dress covered in sequins, the star showed off her petite frame and good looks, also throwing in plenty of humor in her caption. “Thanks for having me DGA. Sorry for cursing in such a shiny dress. @directorsguild,” she wrote.

“I’m trying to have a sense of play,” Anna told Shapeabout changing her attitudes during the first wave of the global pandemic.

“A lot of my life over the last decade has been work, recover, work, recover. That doesn’t leave much room for anything else. That’s the mindset and the reality for a lot of people. You work and then recover so you can work some more. Putting some fun and silliness into my life is one of my goals.”