She recently wrapped filming on her latest blockbuster Wonder Woman 1984.
And Gal Gadot looked sensational as ever as she attended the Givenchy show for Paris Fashion Week in the French capital on Sunday.
The actress, 33, cut an elegant figure for the event, donning a long-sleeved black top with a plunging neckline and a sequined embellishment.
Style:Â Gal Gadot looked sensational as ever as she attended the Givenchy show for Paris Fashion Week in the French capital on Sunday
She paired it with high-waisted black trousers and added height to her frame with a pair of matching heels.
Gal added a touch of glamour to her look with a striking red lip and accessorised with a simple necklace and diamond rings.
The Israeli-born beauty looked in high spirits at the event, where she let her brunette locks hang loose down her shoulders.
Warner Bros. has announced a July 5, 2020 release date for Wonder Woman 1984, which was originally slated to open on November 1, 2019.
Fashion:Â The actress, 33, cut an elegant figure for the event, donning a long-sleeved black top with a plunging neckline and a sequined embellishment
Elegant:Â She paired it with high-waisted black trousers and added height to her frame with a pair of matching heels
2017’s Wonder Woman was a hit for Warner Bros.’ DC Extended Universe (DCEU), opening with $103.2 million.
The film went on to earn $412.5 million domestically and $821.8 million worldwide, from a $149 million budget.
Gadot went on to star in 2017’s Justice League a few months after Wonder Woman debuted.
Ensemble: Gal added a touch of glamour to her look with a striking red lip and accessorised with a simple necklace and diamond rings
Radiant: The Israeli-born beauty looked in high spirits at the event, where she let her brunette locks hang loose down her shoulders
Career: Gal’s first language is Hebrew and she initially was self-conscious about acting in English because she had not mastered an American accent
The actress’ first language is Hebrew and she initially was self-conscious about acting in English because she had not mastered an American accent.
She previously told GQ: I fought my accent for so long. Like, “I gotta sound more American.” I was a little bit shy about my accent. Until I let it go.
‘My dialect coach told me, “Just own your accent. As long as you’re clear and understood, own it.” And since I’ve started to own it, I feel free.
‘If you learn that you’re different and it’s okay and you feel comfortable with it, then slowly other people start to feel comfortable with it.’
She said: ‘My dialect coach told me, “Just own your accent. As long as you’re clear and understood, own it.” And since I’ve started to own it, I feel free’
