Jodie Foster brought her signature understated style to the red carpet as she stepped out for the premiere of Disney’s Hexed.
The former child star, 63, looked radiant at Hollywood’s El Capitan Theatre on November 12, with a prominent silver streak framing her face.
Blending into her blonde hair, the lighter section gave her familiar bob a striking finish as she posed for photographs at the event.
The appearance comes just days before Jodie celebrates her 64th birthday on November 19.
© Getty Images for DisneyJodie Foster’s silver hair and premiere outfit
For the occasion, Jodie chose a Carolina Herrera suit featuring oversized white buttons, completing her look with white loafers.
The combination offered a fresh take on red-carpet tailoring, with the contrasting buttons and footwear adding a playful touch.
© WireImageShe joined fellow Hexed stars Hailee Steinfeld and Rashida Jones to celebrate the animated adventure, which arrives in cinemas on November 25.
Jodie voices Queen Celeste, a powerful figure determined to maintain her rule over the magical realm of Hexe. Hailee plays teenager Billie Doe, whose discovery of her magical abilities sends her and her mother, voiced by Rashida, into an unexpected adventure.
Jodie Foster’s honest comments about turning 60
Away from the cameras, Jodie has been refreshingly frank about how her relationship with ageing has evolved.
Speaking to Greta Lee for Interview magazine in 2023, she explained that entering a new decade had brought a welcome change after a more uncertain period.
“And 60 was the best shift of all, because I was struggling in my fifties,” she said.
© Variety via Getty ImagesThe actress described questioning whether meaningful work still lay ahead, before finding a different perspective on her career and the satisfaction of supporting other performers.
Recalling her eventual change in outlook, she said: “I figured it out. This is good.”
© Getty ImagesJodie Foster on finding fulfilment in her career
Jodie’s career began when she was just three, before roles in Taxi Driver and Freaky Friday helped establish her as one of Hollywood’s most recognisable young performers.
She went on to win Oscars for The Accused and The Silence of the Lambs, while more recent projects include Nyad and True Detective: Night Country.
Speaking to W in 2024, she reflected on the pleasure of bringing experience to a set and helping others find their moment. “There’s something about being the wise one in the room that it’s just so much more fun.”