Brie Larson exuded retro glamour in an eye-catching ensemble as she attended the 35th Annual Producers Guild Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday. 

The Captain Marvel actress, 34 - who recently showed off her toned abs in a pink Versace look at the SAG Awards - joined other celebrities at the event which took place at the Ray Dolby Ballroom, such as Margot Robbie and Lily Gladstone. 

The beauty wowed in a figure-hugging, strapless red dress that clung to her frame and was made of a ruched material. 

The mermaid-styled skirt contained layered fabric that brushed the ground while a black bow embellishment was seen at the bodice. 

The piece offered a bit of color contrast to the gown and also had rhinestone details that sparkled under the bright lights.  

Her blonde locks were parted to the side, and styled into a chic up, easily revealing a pair of mini earrings. 

Larson opted to not add any other pieces of flashy jewelry to allow the vibrant dress to be the main focal point for the evening. 

Her makeup was classically done, and comprised of a layer of mascara to her lashes as well as a light shadow around her eyes. 

A light pink blush was added to her cheekbones for a radiant glow, while a reddish-orange tint was worn on her lips for a finishing touch. 

Brie was spotted striking a variety of poses on the red carpet shortly before the ceremony commenced. 

The star's most recent project, Lessons In Chemistry, was nominated for the David L. Wolper Award for Outstanding Producer of Limited or Anthology Series Television. 

The Apple TV+ series premiered last fall in October 2023 and garnered critical acclaim upon its release. 

Other stars that were cast in the project included Lewis Pullman, Kevin Sussman, Aja Naomi King and also Stephanie Koenig.  

The premise takes place in the 1950s and follows, 'Elizabeth Zott's dream of being a chemist is put on hold when she finds herself pregnant, alone, and fired from her lab,' per an IMDB synopsis.  

The show is based on the novel of the same name written by Bonnie Garmus in 2022. 

'Well, initially it was the book that drew me to it,' Brie told Entertainment Tonight late last year when talking about the series. 'I was given an advanced copy of it two or almost three years ago now...' 

'And it felt like a little secret 'cause nobody else had the book at the time, and I just flew through it and was just immediately taken by this character Elizabeth Zott.' 

Despite the character of Elizabeth being fired as a chemist, she found herself on a different career path as a chef on television. 

'I relate to her in so many different ways but one of the things is just her resilience and how much life she goes through,' Brie said of her character. 

'And so the show gets to explore that and it kind of goes into everything - life as a whole, love, loss, chemistry, what it means to be alive on this planet...' 

For her performance, Larson garnered a variety of award nominations, such as a SAG Award nod for Outstanding Performance by a Lead Actress in a Miniseries or TV movie - which went to Beef's Ali Wong. 

Brie attended the ceremony on Saturday in Los Angeles, and made jaws drop as she bared her midriff in a pink, Versace ensemble. 

The custom-made outfit comprised of a long-sleeved, cropped top as well as a long, fitted skirt that contained a billowing train that flowed down around her for a dramatic effect. 

While talking to E! News at the event, she discussed the Versace look and gushed, 'I'm so happy with it. It's something we've been talking about for a while.' 

She then revealed that the ensemble was inspired by supermodel, Claudia Schiffer. 'It's this beautiful photo, I think she's in Italy in front of this car. It's really spectacular.' 

In regards to having the chance to collaborate with Versace, Larson added, 'You never know that that's part of your job.'  

'It feels like this extra cherry on top that is kind of ridiculous that we get to be a part of that.'  

In January, the Room star also received a Golden Globe and Critics Choice Awards nomination for her role in the Apple TV+ series. 

Earlier this month, Lessons In Chemistry won the award for Outstanding Directing - Miniseries or Movies for Television. The honor went to Sarah Adina Smith who directed the episode titled Her and Him.