Susan Sarandon looked gorgeous in a sophisticated black suit and creative lobster tie as she stepped out in New York City this week.
The actress was all smiles while posing for photos at the Museum of Modern Art for the 50th anniversary screening of the film Belle De Jour hosted by Saint Laurent.
Wearing black tailored pants, a black velvet jacket and a black ruffled top, the Thelma and Louise star completed her look with the creative tie.
With her hair styled in soft waves and a touch of pink lipstick, Sarandon looked beautiful for the event on Wednesday.
The screening was hosted by creative director Anthony Vaccarello and Catherine Deneuve and commemorated the historic link between Belle De Jour and French luxury fashion house Yves Saint Laurent Maison.
This is the second time in a matter of weeks the 72-year-old has been spotted out and about. Just weeks ago Sarandon stepped out in a stunning red and pink dress for a special gala event in Dubai.
The beautiful actress glowed in the ankle-length frock which she paired with simple red flats and a gold necklace for the Artists for Peace and Justice & Bovet 1822 Gala.
Wearing her hair down in its usual soft waves, the Dead Man Walking star smiled broadly for cameras on the red carpet with a pink lip completing the look.
Susan was one of many celebrities and high-profile guests including Sarah Ferguson to attend the event which raised funds for charity.
The passionate group of people auctioned off a number of expensive experiences such as afternoon tea with the Duchess of York to help those in need.
Throughout the course of the evening stars discussed a range of crucial education initiatives which are supported as part of the gala. This includes work in Peru, Uganda, Haiti and India.
Months prior the actress looked fabulous as she strutted the red carpet in a fabulous pair of knee-high red boots and a figure-hugging black dress at an art exhibition in New York City.
The Stepmom star smiled broadly while posing for the cameras at the Dom Perignon & Lenny Kravitz: ‘Assemblage’ Exhibition, showing the world once again that style only gets better with age.
The exhibition, which featured photography by singer-songwriter Lenny Kravitz, showcased a series of photographs that were taken during an intimate dinner party at Lenny’s home in Los Angeles.