Lindsay Lohan commands attention in a figure-hugging pink gown as she joins co-star Jamie Lee Curtis at the world premiere of Freakier Friday in Mexico

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Lindsay Lohan commanded attention in a striking pink gown as she joined her co-star Jamie Lee Curtis at the world premiere of Freakier Friday in Mexico on Thursday.
The actress, 39, who has reprised her role for the sequel to 2003's Freaky Friday, looked incredible as she opted for full glamour for the outing.
Her dress featured a silky ruffle design down the center which pooled out into a fishtail design.
To complete her glitzy ensemble, Lindsay accessorised with a gold necklace, which attached to her dress, and slicked her blonde tresses into an elegant up-do.
Meanwhile Jamie, 66, cut an elegant but striking display as she stepped out in a bright orange sequin pencil skirt.
She paired her skirt with a silky orange shirt and slipped into a pair of modest, nude, block, heels.
The anticipated movie - which is a sequel to the 2003 film - sees Lindsay and Jamie Lee Curtis embroiled in quadruple chaos as they swap bodies again - 22 years after they first traded places.
Lindsay joined Jamie on stage to speak to a crowd of excited fans during the film festivities.
It's hard to believe it's been 22 years since Lindsay and Jamie portrayed Anna and Tess Coleman in Mark Waters' critically-acclaimed remake of Freaky Friday, which amassed $160.8M at the global box office.
Jamie told People on Tuesday: 'I know I can trust her. I can't say that about a lot of people. I do know that if I tell her something, it's gonna stay with her. We've both been through hard things, because we're alive and life is hard.
'And we're not dead yet. So the truth of our experience together, it belies all of the kind of showbizzy stuff. We connected, and we really stayed connected. And that is special and rare for me.'
The actress added: '"Safe" is a very important word to me. I have to feel safe around people. And Jamie is one of those people for me. Like, I feel very safe with you. I feel safe telling you things. So it's — I know you said "trust," but for me it's "safe."'
The supernatural comedy marks Lindsay's first theatrically released leading role in 18 years after overshadowing her acting career with six court-ordered rehab stints and other Hollywood wild child antics.
The anticipated movie - which is a sequel to the 2003 film - sees Lindsay and Jamie embroiled in quadruple chaos as they swap bodies again - 22 years after they first traded places.
The duo both executive produced and reprised their roles in Nisha Ganatra's mother-daughter swap sequel Freakier Friday, which hits US/UK theaters August 8
The original film followed a mother and teen daughter (played by Curtis and Lohan, respectively) who magically switch bodies after reading a cryptic fortune cookie.
The follow-up film follows a similar plotline to the first movie, however, it features a huge twist involving Gen Z teenage girls that spells chaos for all involved.
This time round, Lindsay's character Anna is preparing to tie the knot with to Eric Davies (Manny Jacinto), however things are proving difficult as her teenage daughter Harper (Julia Butters) despises Eric's teen girl Lily (Sophia Hammons).
Meanwhile, Lindsay's paycheck for the original Freaky Friday has recently resurfaced — and fans were stunned.
Despite the 2003 film's massive success, earning over $160 million on a $26 million budget, Lohan was paid just $550,000 for her starring role.
Although her breakout hit was Disney's 1998 remake of The Parent Trap, Freaky Friday helped coronate her as a teen idol and cemented her status as a major force in Hollywood.
It marked a turning point, though — by the time she filmed 2004's Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen, her salary had nearly doubled to a reported $1 million.
She maintained that salary for Mean Girls, which she starred in later that year. The film became one of her signature roles and is now a heavily quoted cultural icon.
Last year, Lohan made a cameo appearance in the musical remake of Mean Girls, reportedly earning $500,000 for the brief role—proof she's moved past her earlier public struggles.
Lindsay seemingly could do no wrong for the next few years as she attracted multimillion-dollar salaries.
Her sequel Herbie: Fully Loaded was savaged by critics, but it still performed well at the box office, while her turn toward arthouse cinema with a supporting part in Robert Altman's A Prairie Home Companion earned stellar reviews and a respectable gross against a tiny budget.
Those successes set up Lohan for her biggest payday ever: a reported $7.5 million that she earned for 2006's Just My Luck.
Her luck ran out with that rom-com, which costarred a young Chris Pine.
The film bombed with critics and audiences alike, and it grossed only $38 million against a budget of $28 million, of which Lohan's salary accounted for a significant chunk.
Although it made more money than its production costs, Just My Luck likely made little if any profit when factoring in advertising and other promotional costs.
Things went downhill from there. Her next lead role wasn't until 2007's Georgia Rule, which she starred in with Jane Fonda and Felicity Huffman, but the film underperformed.
That year she starred in the preposterous horror thriller I Know Who Killed Me, which bombed at the box office, and the TV movie Labor Pains.
Lohans career then shifted into a period in which she largely appeared in cameo roles as herself or in small supporting parts.
Her lead role in the controversial Paul Schrader thriller The Canyons in 2013 helped her regain some critical interest, but she failed to capitalize on it with strong roles. Lohan also didn't star in any films between 2015 and 2019.
More recently, she has tried to reinvent herself with the forgettable and poorly reviewed Netflix rom-coms Falling For Christmas (2022), Irish Wish (2024) and Our Little Secret (2024).