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Rachel Weisz attends the UK premiere of The Brothers Bloom with costar Robbie Coltrane during the BFI 52nd London Film Festival at the Odeon West End on Monday in London.

The 37-year-old British actress accessorized her look with a classic pair of Prada pumps and and cocktail ring from Solange Azagury Partridge. The neckline of Rachel’s dress was beautifully folded over like origami. Turn her around and there’s a flirtatious flip of fabric riding on the rump. Gorgeous.

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Rachel Weisz dons a black-and-brown-dotted dress by Tory Burch at The Brothers Bloom press conference at the Sofitel Hotel on Monday in London.

The 37-year-old British actress, who finished off her look with two-toned Chanel shoes, was joined by costar Robbie Coltrane.

Weisz talked about her character at the press conference: “The film’s called The Brothers Bloom and I play Penelope, an eccentric heiress who hasn’t left her house in 15 years. My very first fitting with Beatrix (costume designer Aruna Pasztor) was in my house. We were talking about the character of Penelope when I suddenly ran upstairs and brought down these old boots. They’re basically a cross between a clown boot and a Victorian lace-up boot. They suit Penelope because they don’t go with anything, they’re really clumpy and they gave me a funny walk. The character came entirely out of those boots – I wear them in every single scene!”

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Rachel Weisz goes green in a Yves Saint Laurent dress at the premiere of her new movie, The Brothers Bloom, during opening night of the 44th Chicago International Film Festival in Illinois on Thursday.

The 37-year-old British actress matched her dress with strappy Guiseppe Zanotti shoes. Rachel finished off with the prefect accessories: a Kwiat bracelet and a Devi Kroell clutch.

Here’s a synopsis of the film via Wiki: The world’s greatest con men, the Brothers Bloom, have made a living off of swindling millionaires with complex scenarios of lust and intrigue. Stephen (Mark Ruffalo) and Bloom (Brody), and their silent partner and sidekick Bang-Bang (Rinko Kikuchi) team up for one last job, conning beautiful heiress Penelope (Weisz) by taking her on a tour of the world and relieving her of US$2.5 million. On the way, Bloom (who has no first name in the entire movie) falls for Penelope, which complicates the con severely.

Visit the official movie’s website at BrothersBloom.com.

Rachel Weisz (in Narcisco Rodriguez) comes out to support husband director Darren Aronofsky at the closing night party for the 46th New York Film Festival at Josephina’s Restaurant on Sunday in New York City.

Earlier in the evening, the 37-year-old British actress attended the presentation of The Wrestler at Avery Fisher Hall in Lincoln Center (Aronofsky directed the film).

In the movie, Mickey Rourke plays an aging wrestler who is warned one more fight could kill him. “I can honestly say [The Wrestler] is the best movie I ever made and the hardest movie I’ve ever made,” he says. “I’m no spring chicken and this would be hard for a 20-year-old to do.” More Here! »

Beauty and brains Rachel Weisz glows on the October 2008 cover of Vogue.

The 37-year-old British actress was photographed in New York City’s East Village back in July by Craig McDean. She looked extra lavish in her bright red Giles knit sweater and skirt during the trick-or-treat-themed photo shoot. And here’s some samples of Rachel’s interview:

On describing the person she became for the photographs in this cover shoot: “I remember someone once telling me that the definition of good styling is when you look at the picture and you want to be the woman in the photos. Well, I want to be that girl!”

On cutting down her workload in order to accommodate director husband Darren Aronofsky’s career and take care of her son Henry: “Things get more complicated when you have a child.We can’t both be working at the same time.”

Read the full “The Beauty Down the Block” cover story at Vogue.com. You can also check out the behind-the-scenes video of Rachel here. More Here! »

A svelte Rachel Weisz squeezes into a hip-hugging Herve Leger bandage dress for The Brothers Bloom premiere during the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival held at Ryerson Theatre on Tuesday in Toronto, Canada.

The 37-year-old British actress finished off her look with Roger Vivier T-strap shoes. At the after-party, Rachel changed into Prada mini, Steiger shoes, and a Roger Vivier clutch. Classy! Classy! Classy!

Synopsis: The world’s greatest con men, the Brothers Bloom, have made a living off of swindling millionaires with complex scenarios of lust and intrigue. Stephen (Mark Ruffalo) and Bloom (Adrien Brody), and their silent partner and sidekick Bang-Bang (Rinko Kikuchi) team up for one last job, conning beautiful heiress Penelope (Weisz) by taking her on a tour of the world and relieving her of $2.5 million. On the way, Bloom falls for Penelope, which complicates the con severely. The film hits theaters on December 19. For more info, visit BrothersBloom.com.

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Rachel Weisz works out a pair of powder blue shoes with cut-out details while out and about New York City’s SoHo neighborhood on Monday afternoon.

The 37-year-old British stunner toted around a shoulder bag from London grocer, Melrose and Morgan. The popular British deli and in-store kitchen prepares classic ready meals to take away and sells fruit and vegetables, cheeses, sauces and fresh meats, from small independent producers throughout the UK. More Here! »

Rachel Weisz comes out to support her younger curator/artist sister, Minnie, at the “A Diary of a Derelict Dairy” exhibition held at the Minnie Weisz Open Studio in London on Friday.

As part of the London Festival of Architecture, Minnie invited a group of artists to show their work at the Studio and to collaborate on a cross disciplinary event to discover/rediscover, respond and engage with the past and present memory and history of a derelict dairy in Bloomsbury.