Reese Witherspoon and Anya Taylor-Joy arrived in striking black and white attire for the Los Angeles premiere of the Apple TV+ crime thriller series "Lucky" on Monday night.

Witherspoon, who co-executive produced the series, wore a black corset minidress paired with a textured A-line skirt. She completed her look with sparkling kitten heels and diamond jewelry. Taylor-Joy, who stars as the titular character and also served as co-executive producer, opted for a cream-colored velvet gown with a plunging neckline and fringe details. She accessorized with white sandals and delicate silver jewelry.

The limited series is based on Marissa Stapley's novel of the same name. Witherspoon's production company, Hello Sunshine, served as an executive producer.

Annette Bening, who also stars in the series, appeared in a navy-blue pinstriped blazer and matching trousers. She posed alongside Witherspoon and Taylor-Joy, along with Lauren Neustadter, a producer from Hello Sunshine.

On the red carpet, the actresses who made the show happen posed together for a cheery group photo. Witherspoon and Taylor-Joy wrapped their arms around each other as they stood with Annette Bening

Taylor-Joy's husband, musician and actor Malcolm McRae, also attended the premiere in a tailored black suit. Other cast and crew members present included writer and showrunner Jonathan Tropper, writer and executive producer Cassie Pappas, and executive producer and showrunner Jonathan Van Tulleken.

Taylor-Joy's husband Malcolm McRae also posed on the red carpet in a stylish black suit

The synopsis for the series follows Taylor-Joy as a con artist named Luciana 'Lucky' Armstrong, who goes on the run after a high-stakes heist. She is pursued by the FBI and a crime boss.

The series also features Timothy Olyphant, Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, Clifton Collins Jr., and Drew Starkey. "Lucky" is set to premiere on Apple TV+ on Wednesday, July 15.

Later at the afterparty, Taylor-Joy changed into a champagne-gold slip dress. She posed for group photos with Neustadter and Marissa Stapley, the author of the novel on which the series is based. Drew Starkey also attended the premiere, wearing a blue-gray blazer with a white top and black trousers.