Jada Pinkett Smith wears bright red strapless dress with dramatic train to premiere of The Matrix Resurrections in San Francisco
Jada Pinkett Smith dressed up for her appearance at the red carpet San Francisco premiere of The Matrix Resurrections.
The actress, 50, wore a fiery red dress with a train that ran far behind her as she posed for the cameras.
Smith's hair was buzzed almost down to the scalp, and she donned a huge silver earring in her right ear.
Smiling for the cameras: Jada Pinkett Smith dressed up for her appearance at the red carpet San Francisco premiere of The Matrix Resurrections
The Girls Trip star also stood with her son Jaden. He, 23, wore a black trench coat over a black shirt and matching pants. His hair was cut short, and his bangs nearly covered his eyes.
She also posed with director Lana Wachowski who wore a black dress and colored her short hair orange, pink and yellow.
Share this article
She finished off her ensemble with a pair of stockings and a pair of black boots.
A huge train: The actress, 50, wore a fiery red dress with a train that ran far behind her as she posed for the cameras
Standing with her son: The Girls Trip star also stood with her son Jaden. He, 23, wore a black trench coat over a black shirt and matching pants
Rock a red dress like Jada in Giambattista Valli
This week, Jada Pinkett Smith proved that wearing red is a guaranteed way to make an entrance.
All eyes were on the actress when she stepped out wearing a showstopping couture gown by Giambattista Valli.
Hailing from the Fall 2020 collection, this design features a strapless neckline, bow detail and dramatic train. We love the bright red colourway!
Click the image to explore Giambattista Valli's latest collection or recreate the look in a racy dress from our shopping edit.
You'll find an assortment of options by Boohoo, True Violet and ALEXACHUNG.
Jada's appearance in the film marks the third time she will appear in the Matrix series as Niobe. She previously played the role in The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions.
The newest film in the series will follow Keanu Reeves' Neo as he returns to the Matrix years after leaving the world.
The Matrix Resurrections hits theaters December 22.
Smith's appearance at the event came just a few weeks after Will Smith lent his voice to a trailer for the television series Bel Air, a reboot of Smith's popular 1990s sitcom where he and his wife Jada met.
Standing with the director: Smith also posed with director Lana Wachowski who wore a black dress and colored her short hair orange, pink and yellow
Back again: Jada's appearance in the film marks the third time she will appear in the Matrix series as Niobe. She previously played the role in The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions; Jada pictured with Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Neil Patrick Harris
Coming soon: The Matrix Resurrections hits theaters December 22; (L-R) Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss, Jada Pinkett Smith, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Lana Wachowski, Neil Patrick Harris, Jonathan Groff, Jessica Henwick, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Ellen Hollman and James McTeigue pictured
Quite unlike the early 90s comedy, the teaser for Bel-Air was quiet and dark. Jabari Banks is seen dressed in character, evoking the original made famous by Will Smith in a T-shirt, vest and yellow sideways cap.
'This is a story all about how my life got flipped, turned upside down,' Smith narrates as Banks plunges backwards into a pool of dark water.
According to the official synopsis, the one-hour drama will be set in modern times and explore 'Will’s complicated journey from the streets of West Philadelphia to the gated mansions of Bel-Air.'
'With a reimagined vision, Bel-Air will dive deeper into the inherent conflicts, emotions and biases that were impossible to fully explore in a 30-minute sitcom format, while still delivering swagger and nods to the original show,' it reads.
Back to his roots: Smith's appearance at the event came after Will Smith lent his voice to a trailer for Bel Air, a reboot of Smith's popular 1990s sitcom where he and his wife Jada met (pictured November 2021)
