Karina Smirnoff looked happy and cute in a playful polka dot dress at the New York premiere of Pixels over the weekend.

Smirnoff attended in a dark blue, fit-and-flare dress by Reformation that showed off her toned arms and healthy skin. The dress featured spaghetti straps, a tight fitting bodice and a flared skirt. The dancing pro accessorized with platform sandals and a bright pop of red lipstick.

Instagram/@Karina_Smirnoff

Instagram/@Karina_Smirnoff

Smirnoff was recently in the news for her public break up with her fiancé Jason Adelman back in March of this year. The couple had been together since 2011 but were only engaged for two months before calling it quits. This was Smirnoff’s third engagement after fellow DWTS instructor Maksim Chmerkovskiy and MLB pitcher Brad Penny.

However, the star has been keeping busy promoting her newly released book, We’re Just Not That Into You, about the highs and pitfalls of dating in the modern age.

Instagram/@Karina_Smirnoff

Instagram/@Karina_Smirnoff

You can catch Smirnoff in the upcoming season of Dancing With The Stars, which is going into it’s 21st season. Some of the rumored celebrities for the upcoming season include Keke Palmer, Caitlyn Jenner, and even Flo from the Progressive ads. The show premieres this September.

To get this look, try this dress from Macy’s. This flower-print dress features capped sleeves, an A-line silhouette and stops right below the knee. The design of the dress is flirty but also very flattering with a cinching waistline design and flowing skirt. Combine this chic cocktail dress with these platform sandals for a complete look.

Get The Look For Less: Dress, Macy’s, $158. Shoes, Zappos, $60.

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Article by Kelly Mena

Kelly Mena hails from Boston but grew up in sunny Tampa, Florida. She attended the University of Florida where she studied Broadcast Journalism . She most recently moved to Brooklyn where she is happy she made it through winter so now she can enjoy the beach and a hot summer day.

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