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Blake Lively swipes Ryan Reynolds’ $990 shirt: ‘Find a husband who you can share clothes with’

Make Page Six a Preferred Source 5 Blake Lively shopped husband Ryan Reynolds’ closet for her latest look. Instagram/Blake Lively Who needs a stylist when you have a stylish husband?

Blake Lively dipped into Ryan Reynolds’ closet over the weekend, snagging his Thom Browne shirt for a mirror selfie.

“Find a husband you can share clothes with,” the “It Ends With Us” star captioned her Instagram Story, adding the clarification for all interested parties that the “fab vintage bag” is “not his.”

Reynolds’ goose-embroidered designer button-down originally retailed for $990, while a vintage blue denim Hermès Kelly bag like Lively’s recently sold for $23,500 via Sotheby’s.

The actress finished her outfit with two-toned loafers, pink socks and a navy scarf tied around her neck.

Following a prolonged legal battle, the famously self-styled celebrity has been noticeably absent from the public eye lately.

Last week, however, she reemerged at an Upper East Side event in support of her pal Brent Neale, wearing a vintage sequined Chanel dress.

She topped off her night-out ensemble with plenty of Neale’s bling, including a pair of $38,850 diamond-covered bow earrings and four dazzling statement rings.

While her Betty Buzz beverage brand may be no more, it seems Lively’s flair for fashion is still alive and well.

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