Brooklyn attended yesterday (October 17th) the opening of the new EXPRESS Store in Union Square, San Francisco. She was looking gorgeous as usual, check out all the pictures in our gallery.

We have also gotten question about why Brooklyn didn’t attend The Andy Roddick Foundation Gala 2013 yesterday, as you have seen she was working in San Francisco so she couldn’t make it to the gala. However we are sure she still supports the cause, you can get all the information about it here.

Brooklyn Decker attend the Colin O’Neal Art Show At Confederacy Sponsored By OldSchoolNewRules.com and hosted by Krysten Ritter and Kimberly Van Der Beek at Confederacy on September 20, 2013 in Los Angeles, California.

(09/20) Colin O’Neal Art Show At Confederacy Sponsored By OldSchoolNewRules.com

Grill Of Honor Celebrate The 4th Of July With USO, Lowe’s, Carson Daly & Brooklyn Decker As The Troops Grill-Off For Charity

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(06/29) Grill Of Honor Celebrate The 4th Of July at Nationals Park in Washington, DC

Justin Long, Skylar Astin, Tracie Thoms, Melanie Griffith and More Will Take Part in The 24 Hour Plays in L.A.
By Michael Gioia

Lizzy Caplan, Brooklyn Decker, Seth Green, Melanie Griffith, Tracie Thoms, Justin Long and Skylar Astin are among the artists who will take part in The 24 Hour Plays in Los Angeles June 22 at the Broad Stage.
The one-night-only performance, produced by Kevin Chinoy and Francesca Silvestri of the Freestyle Picture Company and the 24 Hour Company, will feature actors Sasha Alexander (“Rizzoli & Isles”), Astin (“Pitch Perfect,” Spring Awakening), Jason Biggs (“American Pie,” The Graduate), Jordana Brewster (“Fast and The Furious” series), Lizzy Caplan (“Bachelorette”), Brooklyn Decker (“Battleship”), Ashley Fink (“Glee”), Seth Green (“Family Guy”), Melanie Griffith (“Working Girl,” Chicago), Gillian Jacobs (“Community”), Justin Long (“Going The Distance,” Seminar), Jack McBrayer (“30 Rock”), Lamorne Morris (“New Girl”), Diane Neal (“Law and Order: SVU”), David Oyelwo (“Lincoln”), Rosie Perez (artistic board chair), Jason Ritter (“Parenthood”), Molly Sims (“Project Accessory”), Cobie Smulders (“How I Met Your Mother”) ,Jessica Szohr (“Gossip Girl”), Tracie Thoms (Rent, “The Devil Wears Prada”) and Lamorne Morris (“New Girl”).

Additionally, Emanuel De Los Santos, 16, and Cedeshea Oliver, 17, will join this year’s cast. The two are winners of the first annual Montblanc Writers Auditioners Project, which provided 18 young aspiring actors with the opportunity to act in one of the six plays.

According to press notes, “The entire creative process, from writing to directing and performing will take place in just 24 hours.”

The writers of this year’s 24 Hour Plays include Rachel Axler (Emmy winner for “Daily Show,” “New Girl,” “Parks and Recreation”), Ben Karlin (Emmy winner for “Colbert Report,” “Modern Family,” “A.C.O.D”), Will McCormack (“Celeste and Jesse Forever,” “Frenemy of the State”), Bill Wrubel (“Modern Family,” “Will & Grace”), Jennifer Crittenden (“Arrested Development,” “The New Adventures of Old Christine”). Directors include Peter Ellenstein (artistic director of the Inge Festival), Andy Fickman (“Parental Guidance”), acting coach Leigh Kilton Smith and Jonathan Levine (“50/50″).

At the show, the cast will be joined onstage by special musical guests Andy Davis, a Nashville based singer who released his album “Heartbreak Yellow” in 2012, and Lindsey Ray, a singer and songwriter who wrote “Almost Home,” which was performed by Mariah Carey and featured in the movie “Oz, The Great and Powerful.”

For more information, visit 24HourPlays.com.

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Brooklyn attended an event yesterday (May 23rd) in Los Angeles, California with her cast-mates from Friends With Better Lives James Van Der Beek and Majandra Delfino for the first screening of the show! Check the pictures in our gallery

Brooklyn Decker’s Met Gala Diary

By Lesley Messer
@lesleymesser
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May 7, 2013 8:32am

On Monday night, actors, singers, models, and designers flocked to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City for the annual Met Gala–and because the theme this year was “Punk: Chaos to Couture,” their looks had a decidedly hard edge. But how did they get red-carpet ready? ABC News asked actress Brooklyn Decker to keep a journal of her day to find out.
The “Just Go With It” actress, 26, says she started her day bright and early at 6 a.m. “to go spinning and get the juices flowing. I hope I don’t fall asleep at dinner!”
But first it was time for breakfast: “I’ve been nibbling throughout the day to make sure I fit into my dress and don’t faint,” she writes. (See snack photo below!)
“After breakfast I got a manicure and pedicure in a shiny graphite to bring out the colors in my dress–a Peter Pilotto with beading that resembles their beautiful prints. It’s probably the most ‘me’ dress I’ve ever worn to the Met!”
She met with her glam squad after.
“I hang out with my makeup artist, Patrick Defontbrune,” she writes, “and decide to start putting on eyelashes three hours early.”

But then things stopped going so smoothly.
“4pm, zipper emergency!” she writes. “It just broke. I’m going to have to be sewn into the dress! Getting undressed when I get back to the hotel [the Ace in Manhattan] is going to be a challenge.”
One way to ease her nerves? Pretty, shiny things.
“My stylist, Annie Ladino, brings thousands of dollars of jewelry to choose from. Can I wear ten rings at once? And my hair stylist, Patrick Melville, and I discuss hair options. We decide on a pretty side part with a punk twist.”

It’s almost show time–and, according to Decker, a cocktail.
“I may have a second vodka soda to settle my nerves,” she frets. “Red carpets terrify me!”

After stopping to chat with “Good Morning America” on the carpet, the actress made her way into the dinner party, where she mingled with models Kate Upton (“my boo!”) and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.

“My table included great American designers Calvin Klein and Donna Karan,” she writes, adding that she was especially excited when Kanye West took the stage to perform. “I’m not sure if it’s okay for me to sing along to the entire performance so I do it very quietly.”
“What a thrill,” she concludes. “[It was] an honor to be here!”

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