Landman Star Ali Larter's Killer Legs Stole The Show In These Outfits

Although Ali Larter has been in the entertainment industry a long time, her role in "Landman" has taken her career to a whole other level. In the series, Larter plays Angela Norris, a woman who rocks the mob wife aesthetic TikTok trend in almost every scene, and she's having a lot of fun with a character who's quite different from herself. "I want to show all sides of a woman, and how a woman feels about her body and her sexuality," Larter told Elle in January 2025 about Angela. "So finding that, embracing that, has been a big deal — and very different from how I am in my everyday life."

As the series has continued, Larter seems to have adopted some of Angela's energy, something that's become evident every time her killer legs have stolen the show. Larter, who turned 50 on February 28, 2026, told ET on the red carpet of the 2026 Actor Awards, "When you play a character like Angela, you have to own the room... The world is her stage," said Larter, adding that some viewers were initially surprised by Angela. "Like, why is that so shocking that a woman is sexy in her late 40s? And now 50s ... No expiration date."

When it comes to older women in Hollywood who still embrace and celebrate their sexuality, Larter certainly isn't alone. While each one does it differently, we know we can count on Larter to show up to events defying archaic fashion rules, like no mini skirts after 40, and look stunning. It's both empowering and inspirational for women of all ages to see.

In January 2026, Ali Larter was spotted leaving the set of the "Not Skinny But Not Fat" podcast in New York City. Despite the frigid temperatures that can descend upon the city in January, Larter didn't seem to be deterred, instead choosing to put her legs on full display while rocking a white mini =dress and white loafers. Although she completed her look with a long brown winter coat, she chose to keep it unbuttoned. When you have legs like Larter, the last thing you want to do is button up your coat.

While the world may already be aware of the iconic versatility of the LBD, in this photo, Ali Larter doubles down on that thinking and solidifies it. Spotted wearing a black mini slip dress, kitten heels, and a long black leather coat unbuttoned and off the shoulders in December 2025, Larter radiates "sultry meets effortlessly chic." Although Larter tends to be more conservative in her attire than her character Angela Norris in "Landman," this is definitely a look we can see Angela wearing — but with layers and layers of diamond necklaces to complete the outfit, of course.

When Ali Larter attended the Sun Valley Film Festival in January 2026, it was impossible not to notice her legs. That's really saying something considering she's standing next to Hollywood legend and "Landman" costar, Demi Moore. But as we've seen with all the times Ali Larter has rocked leggy looks, she's well aware of this particular part of her body, so she always dresses in ways that highlight and draw attention to them. Although suede shorts and a matching suede jacket might seem casual in theory, Larter proves otherwise, bringing pure chicness to the equation.

In February 2026, Ali Larter received the Distinguished Performance Award at the SCAD TVfest, and looked like a Barbie that had just been plucked from its box in the process. Perhaps it's the pink background, Larter's signature long blond hair, the black minidress with the flared skirt, and the legs that won't quit which have created the Barbie vibes. Or maybe it's because Larter looks like an actual real-life doll here. Whatever the case may be, Larter's look is simply stunning and the black patent leather heels perfectly complement and complete this ensemble.

Considering how often Ali Larter's legs steal the show, you'd think she's close to 6 feet tall. But the reality is she's only 5 feet, 8 inches tall. Granted, that's almost 5 inches taller than the national average for women in the U.S. But it goes to show what a high stiletto, albeit an outdated heel trend to step away from in 2026, and a mini skirt or dress can do for your legs — something that Larter proved with her appearance on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" in January 2026. Wearing a black dress, sheer nylons, and black heels, Larter looked like she was all legs.

If you're someone who's on the short side, you've probably been told at some point that ankle boots can make your legs appear even shorter. However, when Ali Larter arrived in New York City for an interview with "Today" in November 2025, she debunked that theory. Wearing black ankle boots with a pleated navy mini skirt and navy jacket, Larter was still the queen of long legs. Naturally, as mentioned, Larter has almost five inches more than the average-height woman in the U.S., so she already starts a little bit ahead of the rest of us.

In May 2025, Ali Larter was photographed on the streets of New York City wearing this fantastic embellished white minidress with a pair a heels we don't see often enough: transparent ones. Dubbed the "nothing shoe" by Vogue in 2016, transparent shoes are a quick and easy way to make anyone's legs look as though they just go on and on. This is something that Larter is likely very aware of, hence the reason she's wearing transparent heels and taking advantage of what they can offer a pair of legs, no matter how long they are naturally.

When it comes to the real life partners of the leading ladies on "Landman," Ali Larter's husband, Hayes MacArthur, couldn't possibly be more different from Angela Norris' husband, Tommy Norris. Even the actor who plays Tommy Norris, Billy Bob Thornton, is extremely different from the role he plays. Because of this, it's interesting to see Larter and Thornton side by side in their real-world attire, as they were during a London photocall in November 2024. Larter's dark-brown blazer minidress with matching heels, both of which perfectly complement her legs, basically make Thornton invisible. 

In January 2026, Ali Larter attended the 31st Annual Critics Choice Awards wearing a black silk Nina Ricci gown with both a plunging neckline and a thigh-high slit. Larter's stylist, Jeanann Williams, chose to complete the look with crystal-embellished heels by Giuseppe Zanotti, and between the bedazzled shoes and the halter-style bodice, it appears that the intention might have been for Larter to pay homage to old school Hollywood glamour. It is a giving a bit of Marilyn Monroe, after all. While this look may not be anything Angela Norris would wear, it's 100% Larter — legs proudly displayed and all.