At the New York premiere, the 53-year-old actor, Matt Damon, and his 47-year-old girlfriend, Luciana Barroso, made a striking appearance, each opting for contrasting outfits. Damon, who voiced a main character in the animated film “IF,” arrived with his longtime partner. The couple showcased their stylish attire, with Luciana stunning in a form-fitting knee-length white dress with bare shoulders.
Her elegant attire accentuated her slender frame, paired with white platform sandals. Luciana kept her makeup subtle, sporting nude lipstick and delicate eye makeup, while her dark hair cascaded in loose curls. Accessorizing with dangling earrings, a gold chain necklace with a pendant, wrist bracelets, and rings, Luciana exuded sophistication. Matt, on the other hand, opted for a more casual look, donning a black jumper, matching suit, and matte leather shoes, foregoing a tie.
During the event, Damon engaged in friendly conversation with actress Emily Blunt, with whom he shares a long-standing acquaintance and professional partnership. Their camaraderie dates back to their collaboration in the 2011 film “The Adjustment Bureau” and their recent work together in the Oscar-winning film “Oppenheimer.”
The animated film, “IF,” centers around a young girl named Bea who discovers her ability to see imaginary friends abandoned by their children. Damon lends his voice to a character named Sonny, while the film is written and directed by Blunt’s husband, John Krasinski, who also voices Bea’s father. Matt and Luciana skipped the UK premiere of the animated film to attend the Met Gala-2024 and later enjoyed the after-party festivities. Damon shared that he spent the day with his wife in their hotel room, needing only five minutes to prepare for the exclusive event.
Previously, Damon revealed that he took a career hiatus after filming “Oppenheimer” to focus on family therapy sessions with Barroso. He emphasized the importance of their relationship and his commitment to their family, including Alexia, Luciana’s daughter from a previous marriage, whom he raised as his own, along with their three daughters, Isabella, Gia, and Stella.