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Blake Lively made her red-carpet return in an off-the-shoulder dress and leather gloves

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Blake Lively attends a screening of "The Rhythm Section" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Monday. Greg Allen/Invision/AP
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Blake Lively returned to the red carpet for the first time since giving birth to her third child in 2019.

The actress attended a screening of "The Rhythm Section" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Monday, and was photographed on the red carpet wearing a velvet gown. Her Dolce & Gabbana dress had off-the-shoulder short sleeves, which she wore with long leather gloves that covered most of her arms.

For shoes, she chose a knee-high pair of Christian Louboutin boots.

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She accessorized with knee-high boots and layers of necklaces.  Dominik Bindl/Stringer/Getty Images

To complete her red-carpet look, Lively donned layers of pearl and chain necklaces from Lorraine Schwartz.

After the event, Lively was photographed walking around Brooklyn in the same gloves and shoes she wore at the movie screening. But rather than wearing a velvet gown and elaborate necklaces, she changed into a long-sleeved floral dress from Ulyana Sergeenko with a slit down its skirt. She also went jewelry-free, aside from small earrings, and let her hair down.

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Blake Lively walks around Brooklyn on Monday.  Robert Kamau/Getty Images

Earlier that morning, Lively was photographed in Manhattan wearing a retro-inspired look comprised of a trench coat-style dress, burgundy leather boots, matching gloves, and a wavy hairstyle. Her outfit was designed by Valentino, and her jewels were from Marla Aaron.

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She was spotted in Manhattan earlier Monday morning.  Robert Kamau/Getty Images
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