Marion Cotillard stole the spotlight at the 29th Rendez-Vous With French Cinema Showcase Opening Night in New York City on Thursday.

The 48-year-old Oscar winner appeared as if she had just stepped off the runway, showcasing an incredible ensemble upon her arrival at the Walter Reade Theater.

Effortlessly exuding chic style, the French icon confidently impressed in a sheer white skirt paired with a matching white jacket adorned with small, colorful embellishments.

Marion elegantly gathered her trademark raven tresses in a loose bun, allowing her natural beauty to shine as she chose a minimal makeup look 

The appearance comes after the actress showed off her glamorous sense of style at the 49th Cesar Film Awards at L'Olympia in Paris, France.

She exuded pure glamour in a silver sequin mini dress, flaunting her toned figure and adding an extra touch of allure with a bandeau neckline and a sheer black floor-length cape.

The screen star heightened her stature with black court stiletto heels. 

Completing the chic ensemble, Marion adorned silver star earrings and embraced a radiant makeup look featuring a smokey eye palette and a rosy lip, elevating her overall glamorous appearance.

In the later part of the evening, Marion took the stage to present the Honorary Cesar Award to the 53-year-old British filmmaker, Christopher Nolan.

Previous recipients of the Award include Michael Douglas, who has won it twice, George Clooney, Will Smith, and Kate Winslet.

Marion recently wrapped filming scenes for iconic war photographer Lee Miller's biopic.

She is playing the role of Solange D'Ayen in historical biopic Lee, which chronicles the life of Vogue model turned World War II correspondent Lee Miller.

Marion is starring alongside actors Kate Winslet, Jude Law and Josh O'Connor.

The film, called Lee, will follow the life and experiences of the photojournalist as she travels to the frontline of World War II and tries to expose the horrific truths of the Nazis.

Marion, born on September 30, 1975, achieved global fame for her versatile performances. 

Notably, she won the 2008 Academy Award for Best Actress for La Vie en Rose. 

Her illustrious career includes remarkable roles in films like Inception (2010), Rust and Bone (2012), and Two Days, One Night (2014), showcasing her exceptional talent.