Girls’ night out!
On Friday, July 26, Gwyneth Paltrow, Cameron Diaz and Reese Witherspoon put on their best garden party attire to celebrate the four-year anniversary of Diaz’s wine company, Avaline. The star-studded event took place at a private residence in East Hampton, N.Y.
The trio posed for photos in front of lush greenery and hydrangea plants. Paltrow, 51, kept it simple in a black minidress with oversize pockets, her blonde hair left down and straight. Diaz, 51, wore a cream-colored spaghetti strap maxi dress and dark sandals. Her hair was parted to the side and she accessorized with a simple gold bracelet. Witherspoon, 48, also went for a white dress, donning a sleeveless lacy number with floral embroidery. The actress added gold hoop earrings and brown sandals.
On Instagram Stories, Paltrow re-shared a post from Avaline’s account showing the three friends. The Goop founder added the caption, “My gals💕.”
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“We celebrated four years of Avaline in the Hamptons with a few of our close friends, and what a wonderful evening it was.✨” reads the caption of a joint Instagram post by Cameron Diaz and Avaline, shared on Tuesday, July 30. “We sipped on wine, and enjoyed a candlelit dinner together– all while the sun went down.”
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The caption ended with, “Thank you to everyone who came to celebrate with us. It’s been a magical 4 years, cheers to many more! 🥂”
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Diaz launched Avaline with her close friend, entrepreneur Katherine Power, in 2020.
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“I enjoyed wine for many-a-year and never questioned it. Not once. I actually figured it was the most responsible alcohol choice because it was made with fermented grapes,” the Charlie’s Angels actress shared in a press release at the time. “But I had no idea of the process. One of the first conversations Katherine and I had about making a cleaner wine was ‘what are we going to add to it?’ We soon learned it wasn’t what you added, it’s what you didn’t add.”
“We learned most wine is not made with organic grapes and that it can be manipulated with over 70 additives. This completely changed the way we thought about it,” Power added. “When we started asking for clean or organic wines in grocery stores, hotels and restaurants, all we got were eye-rolls.”
The brand later hit retailers like Whole Foods, Sprouts and Target.
