Eiza Gonzalez exudes classic glamor in a chic black dress with sheer sleeves at the Babylon premiere
Eiza Gonzalez was a vision of classic glamor at the Babylon premiere on Thursday in Los Angeles.
The Mexican actress, 32, left jaws hanging in a sleek black dress with sheer sleeves as she caused a storm on the red carpet.
Eiza’s black dress hugged her slim waist and hips and showed a hint of cleavage.
Hollywood glamour! Eiza Gonzalez was a vision of classic glamor at the Babylon premiere on Thursday in Los Angeles
It fell below her knees, showing a hint of her toned legs.
She accentuated her long limbs with black peep-toe platform heels.
Her hair was slicked back in a stylish updo, with wavy tendrils cascading across her complexion.
As for her glowing complexion, she rocked a swipe of strawberry red lipstick and jet black mascara on her long lashes.
Best curled! Her hair was slicked back in a stylish updo, with wavy tendrils cascading across her complexion
Strike a pose: Eiza’s black dress hugged her slender waist and hips, showing just a hint of cleavage
She also showed off a bold red manicure.
Eiza was just one of many celebs supporting the drama flick.
Babylon, which chronicles the drug-fueled party atmosphere of Hollywood’s silent-to-talkie transition, hits theaters December 23.
The film stars Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie, as well as Jovan Adepo, Jean Smart, Diego Calva, Tobey Maguire, his longtime friend Lukas Haas, Olivia Wilde, Max Minghella and Eric Roberts, among others.
Strike a pose! Gonzalez looked fabulous as he hit her with an over-the-shoulder pose
It was written and directed by Damien Chazelle, who previously helmed the musical drama Whiplash, the Oscar-winning musical La La Land and the acclaimed box-office flop First Man, starring Ryan Gosling as Neil Armstrong.
Finally, regarding Eiza’s career, fans will be able to see her in The Three-Body Problem, a Netflix series based on the sci-fi novel by Chinese author Liu Cixin.
Game Of Thrones showrunners David Benioff and DB Weiss are co-writing the program with Alexander Woo, who has written on shows like True Blood.
The show revolves around earthlings who come into contact with an alien civilization while grappling with the lingering aftermath of Mao’s Cultural Revolution in China.
Look at her! Eventually, fans will be able to see her in The Three-Body Problem, a Netflix series based on the sci-fi novel by Chinese author Liu Cixin