Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux dress to the nines for night out (as Brad 'is read the riot act' over marriage jibes)

By Jade Watkins


Dressed to the nines: Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux looked glamorous as they stepped out this evening for a night out on the town


Lately when they've been spotted out together Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux have been happy dressed down and casual.

But all that changed last night when the loved-up couple dressed to impress for an evening with a purpose.

The pair, glamorous in co-ordinated black outfits, were in New York for an art auction in aid of victims of the Haiti earthquake.


Jennifer set the tone in her favourite slimming shade of black, wearing a sexy cowl neck dress which draped perfectly of the actress' athletic body paired with some black stockings and suede knee-high boots.

Meanwhile American Pyshco star Justin retired his biker boy clothes and slipped into a dapper black blazer, white shirt, black jeans and skinny tie.

The couple later dined at New York eaterie Il Cantinori after the Artists for Haiti charity event at Christie's Auction House.

Leggy lady: The Horrible Bosses star showed off her trim legs in a short black dress, tights and black knee high boots for the date night in New York

Cute couple: The pair were seen holding hands as they strolled away from dinner at Il Cantinori in the Big Apple


In the last few weeks the couple appear to have spent every waking minute together
Their attendance at the charity event comes as it was reported that Jen's ex-husband Brad Pitt was 'read the riot act' by Team Aniston over recent comments he made about their five-year marriage.

The actor told Parade magazine that he 'wasn't living an interesting life' before meeting current partner Angelina Jolie, and that he was 'trying to pretend' that his time with Jennifer was 'something that it wasn't'.

Poker face: While Jen was seen smiling Justin kept a straight face as the pair headed home

Chic: The couple looked stylish in their colour co-ordinated outfits as they left for the charity event in New York earlier in the day


And according to Us Weekly, Jen, 'was annoyed'.

'She thought it was rude and inappropriate,' said a source.

Her agents and publicists 'went ballistic' according to a second insider, and wasted no time contacting Pitt's people.

'They got his team involved and Brad was read the riot act - the only way you can read the riot act to Brad Pitt,' the source said.

The father-of-six later released a statement claiming that his words had been misunderstood, and described his ex-wife as 'an incredibly giving, loving and hilarious woman'.

Sexy: Jennifer set the tone in her favourite monochrome shade of black, wearing a sexy cowl neck dress with soft flattering draping

Not happy: Their evening out comes as it was reported that Jen's ex-husband Brad Pitt was 'read the riot act' by her team over comments he made about their marriage


But the insider added: 'No one believes his words were taken out of context - he said what he said. I do hear that he's remorseful.'

Today Pitt went into even more damage control as he appeared on The Today Show this morning.

He told Matt Lauer of Jennifer: "She's good people. She, you know, there, there should be a statute of limitations on this.'

Pitt also shut down Lauer when the television journalist attempted to read the offending Parade magazine quotes to him.

'No, I, you know, please don't read it ... ' he pleaded.

The actor continued to allude that his quotes were taken out of context.

'I don't want to be encumbered by any of that,' he said.

'I know my intentions, and I know what I believe, and I know things get misconstrued. I live outside of, of that, and it's much healthier.'

He also admitted that perhaps he should censor himself a bit more.

'I don't wanna live on guard and I should be more on guard, I guess,' he said.
'It's always been a part of the territory. I've got a knack for stepping into sh*t. And it's OK. It's alright.'


source:dailymail