Blake Lively steps out twice in one day in New York as her and Justin Baldoni's trial gets pushed back by two months

Blake Lively was spotted out and about twice on the same day in New York, as news about her trial with Justin Baldoni emerged.

The Gossip Girl actress, 38, was seen in two different and equally stylish outfits on December 9, with one event being a pop-up for her hair brand Blake Brown Beauty.

Lively appeared in high spirits as she stepped out amid reports her trial against It Ends With Us co-star Baldoni had been postponed.

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Per People, the trial was due to start on March 9 next year, but was moved to May 18 by the judge.

For her first outing, Lively wore a chic white blazer over a semi-sheer feathered dress, teaming the look with a white high-waisted belt.

Attending her beauty event, she then wore a head-turning red silk dress which featured a corseted top.

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She accessorised with green jewels and pointed red and sparkly heels.

Lively's strawberry blonde hair was out in curls for both appearances. 

Last month, it was reported Baldoni's $611 million ($US400 million) defamation countersuit against Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds had been formally ended by a federal judge in New York.

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US District Court Judge Lewis Liman reportedly entered a final judgement on Friday, October 31, and signed a new order in regards to the case that has made international headlines, after the suit was dismissed earlier this year.

According to US reports, which cited court documents, the judgement said Baldoni, 41, and his Wayfarer Studios co-plaintiffs failed to file an amended complaint and that Liman alerted and contacted all involved that a final judgement was coming.

Only Lively, 38, responded.

The actress reportedly asked for legal fees to remain active and it was allowed, as well as asking the judge to enter a final judgement.

It was reported Baldoni could appeal the ruling if he and his team decide to do so.

Lively sued Baldoni for alleged sexual harassment on set of the film and accused his team of a smear campaign against her. The actor denied allegations and countersued.

Baldoni also sued The New York Times for $US250 million ($383 million) for libel.

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