Carrie-Anne Moss has wowed fans with her impressive choice of dress on the red carpet.
The Matrix star, 54, reprises her role as Trinity in the series' latest release, Resurrections' — and paid homage to the film at Sunday's premiere.
Moss hit the red carpet wearing a black tulle gown embellished with green and silver sequins made to look like the movie’s digital rain.
The custom, code-inspired gown also featured a sheer cape and a plunging neckline. The sequins were interspersed with very fine embroidered lettering, reading, Oscar de la Renta.
Fans couldn't contain their excitement over Moss's incredible dress.
Rushing to Twitter, one person wrote: "Carrie-Anne Moss wearing a couture Matrix-code dress to the film premier... simple, elegant, stunning!!!!"
While another added: "Umm can we talk about how awesome Carrie-Anne Moss’s Matrix premiere dress is because holy heck."
Moss was pictured alongside co-star Keanu Reeves at the film's premiere. Reeves donned a charcoal Brunello Cucinelli suit and gray tie.
Other stars of the franchise’s fourth installment including Priyanka Chopra, Jonathan Groff, and Neil Patrick Harris were in attendance as well.
Moss will be reprising the role of Trinity in the eagerly anticipated sequel, and recently spoke about how ‘thrilled’ she’d been to return to the franchise after so many years.
She told Pinkvilla: "I think when Lana [Wachowski] first mentioned it to me, we talked on the phone. I never in a million years expected to ever get that phone call. I think I protected my heart a little bit—was it really going to happen?"
She added: "But, I was so thrilled to be back in that world, in that creative space with her, in that camaraderie with Keanu again with the friendship that we have—and the opportunity to play this character alongside him as Neo again."
While the plot of The Matrix Resurrections is still unknown at this time, Laurence Fishburne will not be returning as Morpheus; Yahya Abdul-Mateen II is stepping into that role instead.
Original Agent Smith Hugo Weaving will also not be returning due to "scheduling conflicts."
The trailer for the film was released in September. It's set to hit theaters and HBO Max on December 22.