Jenna Coleman vamps it up in an eye-catching black lace gown as she makes a glamorous arrival at a Giorgio Armani event in Venice

She has long been known for her gorgeous red carpet looks.

And Jenna Coleman put on another elegant display in a vamped-up look as she joined a slew of stars at Giorgio Armani’s glitzy One Night In Venice event Saturday.

The actress, 37, wore a gorgeous black lace dress with a dramatic tulle skirt and sheer sleeves when she arrived for the runway show.

Jenna’s dress featured a studded bodice with sheer sleeves, paired with a full-length flowing skirt.

The former Doctor Who star styled her dark brown locks into a sleek, low bun and completed her look with dainty silver jewelry from De Beers.

While the Venice Film Festival usually attracts Hollywood’s biggest names, stars are avoiding the film this year because the SAG-AFTRA strikes have prevented them from promoting their work there.

Since July 17, Hollywood has come to a standstill as members of the SAG-AFTRA union joined the Writers Guild Of America to strike over growing concerns over the use of artificial intelligence and streaming residues.

According to Varietyhas obtained interim exemptions from SAG-AFTRA for a select list of films premiering in Venice, as they are independent productions not produced by AMPTP members.

As the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike enters its 43rd day of protests, many well-known actors have shown solidarity with striking actors by taking one (or more) of the following actions: expressing support for the strikes; joining picket lines in LA, New York City; and donating/distributing water bottles and/or food to the picketers.

Well-known names participating in the picket lines in Los Angeles or New York City include Jason Sudeikis, Susan Sarandon, Vanessa Hudgens, Mandy Moore, Logan Lerman, America Ferrera, and Josh Gad, to name a few.

While there has been little movement in talks between the AMPTP and SAG-AFTRA, talks with the WGA seem to have reached a stalemate.

The sides have not met since August 18, when the AMPTP rejected a counteroffer from the WGA, and no move has been made since then to resume talks.

SAG-AFTRA told members in an email on Sunday that the negotiating committee is ready to return to the table “as soon as” but little progress has been made so far.