Renée Zellweger looked incredible as she promoted her latest movie role.
The Bridget Jones actress, 50, power dressed as she attended the glittering New York Special Screening of her latest film Judy on Monday.
Renée was every inch the movie star she is when she arrived in sky-scraper heels and a two-piece black suit.
Her towering heels brought a touch of femininity to her powerful ensemble as she put on a fashion parade at the venue.
The actress pinned her golden layered mane into a half updo hairstyle which offset her stunning features.
Judy tells the story of beloved actress Judy Garland who arrives in London to perform sold-out shows at the Talk of the Town nightclub.
As the story unfolds, the singer reminisces with friends and embarks on a whirlwind romance with musician Mickey Deans.
Renée is coming back to acting in a big way after she took a six-year break from Hollywood between 2010 and 2016.
The actress returned to our screens for Bridget Jones's Baby, the third instalment of the much-loved series.
Now she has admitted the plastic surgery rumours that were swirling in 2014 made her feel sad.
Renée told Vulture in a new interview: “And the implication that I somehow needed to change what was going on because it wasn’t working.
"That makes me sad. I don’t look at beauty in that way. And I don’t think of myself in that way. I like my weird quirkiness, my off-kilter mix of things. It enables me to do what I do. I don’t want to be something else."
On the promotion trail for her latest movie, Renée spoke about her rise to fame in her thirties when she starred in movies Jerry Maguire, Bridget Jones and Cold Mountain.
The Cold Mountain beauty said she doesn't remember much of her thirties as it passed her like a blur while she spoke on CBS Sunday Morning .
She said: “I don’t remember most of my thirties. Sounds like a joke, but it’s true. It just feels compressed."
“It feels like it just happened like that,” she said while she snapped her fingers. “I didn’t want that to happen again. And then I started to repeat myself and I’m tired of myself."
