Halle Berry had all eyes on her as she attended the Amazon MGM Studios CinemaCon 2025 presentation in Las Vegas on Wednesday.

The Monster’s Ball star, 58, looked half her age in a sheer black corset top that highlighted her cleavage at the event, which was held at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. 

The actress — who recently opened up about combating menopause — teamed it with a structured blazer and a ʙuттon-up pencil skirt with a sizzling front slit. 

While on the red carpet she cozied up to her hunky Crime 101 co-star Chris Hemsworth, 41, as they promoted the film together. 

Halle added height to her look with a pair of pointed-toe sparkling heels. 

Her brunette hair fell in soft waves, and a smokey eye look emphasized her naturally stunning features.

Halle Berry, 58, had all eyes on her as she attended the Amazon MGM Studios CinemaCon 2025 presentation in Las Vegas on Wednesday

The Monster’s Ball star sizzled in a sheer black corset top that highlighted her cleavage at the event, which was held at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace

Hemsworth layered an olive top over two white tees, paired with tan pants. The Australian actor completed the look with white sneakers. 

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Chris and Halle were seen filming the project in November, and shared a friendly hug on set. 

In early October the Oscar winner was revealed by ᴅᴇᴀᴅline to be in negotiations to join the movie adaptation of Don Winslow’s book Crime 101, which was published in 2021.

Bart Layton is directing the film, which will be a follow-up to his 2018 crime/thriller American Animals.

In addition to Halle and Chris, Irish actor Barry Keoghan will also star in the project.

Winslow’s narrative follows organized jewelry thefts happening along the Pacific Coast, which law enforcement officials have traced to Colombian cartels.

However, one detective in particular discovers a different lead, and hones in on one suspect.

She teamed it with a structured blazer and a ʙuттon-up pencil skirt with a sizzling front slit

Her brunette hair fell in soft waves, and a smokey eye look emphasized her naturally stunning features

She accessorized with a number of rings 

While on the red carpet she cozied up to her hunky Crime 101 co-star Chris Hemsworth, 41, as they promoted the film together

Hemsworth layered an olive top over two white tees, paired with tan pants

In addition to Halle and Chris, Irish actor Barry Keoghan will also star in the project

It comes after Halle recently discussed how her experience with perimenopause led her to start the company Respin, after her symptoms were misdiagnosed as herpes.

Respin is Halle’s menopause and women’s health care platform which aims to redefine—or re-spin—the conversation around menopause and perimenopause.

She originally launched Respin in 2020 as a wellness platform but has now rebranded it to more directly target women’s health and longevity.

‘Menopause and perimenopause may be the entry point for women,’ Berry told Fortune.

The goal of Respin is to help women stay in their best health throughout the entirety of their life.’

The Catwoman star told Drew Barrymore that when she first met her partner Van Hunt when she was 54, she was in a love bubble and everything was great.

Until one morning when she couldn’t urinate. It was so painful that it took her ‘almost 10 minutes to empty my bladder.’

She went right to the doctor who told her, ‘It’s a really bad case of herpes.’

It comes after Halle recently discussed how her experience with perimenopause led her to start the company Respin, after her symptoms were misdiagnosed as herpes

Respin is Halle’s menopause and women’s health care platform which aims to redefine—or re-spin—the conversation around menopause and perimenopause

Halle and Chris’ film, Crime 101, is set for a 2025 release 

The star and Hunt then started playing ‘the blame game’ trying to figure out who gave her the herpes.

Until a few hours later when her doctor called and told her she didn’t have herpes.

She asked him what was wrong with her and he said, ‘I don’t know.’

That caused a light bulb to go off in her head. She thought surely at age 54 she was well down the path to what generations of women have called The Change – menopause.

But she learned that perimenopause – the period leading up to menopause can last a decade for some women and start as early as in the late 30s.