Social media users have been left awestruck after seeing Jamie Lee Curtis's daring look for British Vogue magazine.
The 64-year-old actress looked incredible in a plunging cut-out gown as she featured in the forthcoming February issue of the fashion editorial, which also stars Michelle Yeoh, Micheal Ward, Cate Blanchett, and Taylor Russell.
The Halloween franchise star modeled a gown by the American designer Tom Ford, which exposed parts of her body with sheer fabric and showcased her toned figure.
Curtis also accessorized the black dress with a collection of silver bangles as she posed at the Getty Villa Museum in Los Angeles, California.
Check out Curtis' look below:Sharing the pictures on her social media page, the Everything, Everywhere, All at Once actress wrote that it was "a dream of mine" to collaborate with Greg Williams - the photographer of the shoot.
"Ever since he first stalked me on the red carpet with his @leica_camera I've been following his eye and his work and was so excited that British Vogue @britishvogue asked me to participate in this gallery of performances this year to be shot by him," she added.
After posting the pictures on her Instagram page, several stunned fans were quick to flood the actress's comment section with compliments.
One amazed user wrote: "GORGEOUS! Triple goddess energy or what?"
Another person gushed: "You are the whole package: brains, bod, still sizzling hot plus your attitude. That dress is fire."
A third user humorously remarked: "My phone just burst into flames."
A fourth said: "Dammmnnn Jamie! You knocked it outa the park! You inspire me!"
The True Lies actress was featured in Vogue's annual Hollywood Portfolio which commemorates 31 actors at the top of their game ahead of the 2023 awards season.
Curtis has been nominated for Best Supporting Actress in Everything Everywhere All at Once at this year's Golden Globes, and critics suspect that she will earn similar accolades during other award shows.
In the issue, the actress shared a piece of advice she would give her younger self which is: "The same advice I give young people who want to do what I get to do: 'It’s so f***ing fast - you will be shocked at how fast it all is. Try to be in the present moment,'" per Daily Mail.
Curtis also revealed the best advice she has ever received, saying: "I'm an old woman. The advice would have been long ago, probably from my mom. I think she said, 'Just be you, even though it’s going to feel bad a lot of the time,' which it did."