In her most recent film, Natalie Portman is a perception in a red floral little clothing

Natalie Portman was a stunning bright gimmick on Wednesday night at the Paley Museum in New York to celebrate the release of her highly anticipated Apple TV + line, Lady in the Lake.

At age 43, displayed her toned legs in a beautiful mini-dress made of a material that resembled the fragile texture of real rose petals.

Her elegant straps, which were black red velvet, neatly tied at her shoulders, accented her sophisticated outfit.

She finished her look with ankle-strap metal heels, which completely complemented her clothing.

Her light brown locks cascaded down in springy waves, framing her mouth wonderfully. She chose a gentle glitter makeup look to highlight her natural beauty, and her nails were also painted a corresponding dark, which perfectly matched the romantic concept of her dress.

On the red carpet, Natalie was joined by her co-star Moses Ingram, 30, and producer Alma Har’el, 48.

Moses dazzled in a metallic gold gown with vivid floral prints in purple and pink. She paired the outfit with stylish black pumps and her scalp was styled in an elegant part bun.

With a light t-shirt underneath a cream jacket and a funny cartoon print, creative Israeli-American director Alma chose to have a casual yet chic look. She added oversized white pants and bright boots to complete her look, which exudes easy design.

In Lady in the Lake, Natalie delves into a strange globe set in 1966 Baltimore. According to the Apple Television + description, the line facilities on the mysterious disappearance of a young girl on Thanksgiving Day, a circumstance that grips the city and follows two women’s lives through a fatal incident program.

Natalie’s purple carpet appearance follows her revealing debate about the enormous pressure girls must endure to maintain a flawless body image.

The actress, who shares son Aleph, 12, and daughter Amalia, 7, with her ex-husband Benjamin Millepied, just opened up about the “extremely risky” societal expectations regarding physical appearance, particularly in the age of social advertising.

In an appointment with Grazia, Natalie, who reportedly lost 20 lbs to describe a gymnast in Black Swan, reflected on the difficulties of navigating these forces. “It’s very hard to avoid. You have to strip it out as much as possible because it’s really dangerous”, she said.

When asked how she manages to protect herself from these aspirations, she replied, “Not being on social media, no reading something about myself.”