Salma Hayek made a striking appearance at the screening of "Without Blood" in New York on Monday, sporting a vibrant scarlet gown. The Mexican actress, who recently celebrated her 60th birthday, opted for a curve-hugging, one-shoulder design with a flattering ruched detail.
Hayek's raven hair cascaded over her shoulders in soft waves, complemented by statement earrings. She was in high spirits, engaging with fans by waving and signing autographs upon her arrival. The film she stars in, "Without Blood," is described by TIFF as a 'parable-like tale of family, war, and revenge.' The synopsis details a story set in the early 20th century on a frontier landscape, where gunmen seek revenge on a doctor and his children.
Among those in attendance was the film's director, Angelina Jolie, 51, accompanied by her daughter Zahara Marley, 21. Both Jolie and her daughter were noted for their stylish black ensembles.
This red carpet appearance follows Hayek's recent 60th birthday, which she marked with a nude swim and a social media post expressing gratitude. In accompanying Instagram snaps, she was seen enjoying the water, captioned with "60 and grateful."
Her birthday post garnered numerous well wishes from fans and celebrity peers, including Vanessa Hudgens, Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, and Olivia Munn. Hayek, who was a prominent sex symbol in the Nineties with roles in films like "Dogma" and "From Dusk Till Dawn," has maintained her public image, even appearing on the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue last year.
Hayek has previously shared insights into her wellness routines, emphasizing a preference for natural methods. She has stated she avoids invasive cosmetic procedures such as Botox and fillers, instead utilizing skincare technologies like radio-frequency and micro-frequency machines for skin tightening. She also advocates for Tepezcohuite, a Mexican bark extract she claims regenerates the skin. Regarding exercise, Hayek has mentioned that her demanding work schedule often leaves her with limited time for consistent workouts.