Jennifer Garner oozes summer style in all-white for special Party Down season three screening in LA

The revival of the sitcom Party Down for a highly anticipated season three was nearly 13 years in the making.

And now, more than three months after the show’s triumphant return, many of the stars were on hand for STARZ’s Party Down season three FYC Screening Event at the Hollywood Athletic Club in Tinseltown.

Newcomer to the cast, Jennifer Garner51, showed off her radiant smile and perky personality as she posed for a round of photos on the red carpet.

The event also brought out fellow newcomers Tyrel Jackson Williams and Zoe Chao, along with original stars Jane Lynch, Ken Marin, Martin Starr and Ryan Hansen.

While main cast members Adam Scott and Megan Mullally returned for the six-episode revival, they were able to make it through the special FYC screening, seemingly due to previous commitments.

Garner was the picture of summer style decked out in an all-white ensemble that consisted of fitted trousers with a fitted top underneath a matching blazer.

The old leading lady wore a black pump and a black belt, which contrasted with the outfit.

To complete her overall look, the Golden Globe winner wore her dark brown locks long, straight and wavy just past her shoulders in a blunt cut and center parting.

While Garner is known to many fans for big screen movie roles such as Catch Me If You Can (2002), Daredevil (2003), Juno (2007), Dallas Buyers Club (2013) and Peppermint (2018), she also has a string of roles on television, some of which were big hits.

Her small screen resume includes the screen Time Of Your Life (1999-2000), Alias ​​(2001-2006), Camping (2018) and now Party Down.

The sitcom, which follows a group of Los Angeles caterers as they strive to make it in Hollywood, originally premiered on Starz in the US on March 20, 2009.

While the show received good reviews from critics, it did not translate into high ratings, which is why the show was canceled after its second season, which last aired in June 2010.

It is believed that the departures of stars Adam Scott, to Parks and Recreation, and Jane Lynch, to Glee, played a role in the decision to end the series.

Stylin’: The old leading lady, who joined Party Down for season three, wore slim-fitting trousers with a fitted top under a matching blazer

Big and Small Screen: While the actress is known for a number of hit films such as Dallas Buyers Club and Juno, she has also starred in several series including Alias ​​and Camping

Revival: Party Down was revived for season three after nearly 13 years since the show’s cancellation in 2010; the cast pictured are Ken Marino, Tyrel Jackson Williams, Jennifer Garner, Martin Starr, Ryan Hansen, Zoe Chao and Jane Lynch

Original star Jane Lynch, 62, showed off her sense of style in a black suit

Lynch, 62, was part of the main cast for season one of the show, but after moving to Glee, he only guest starred in season two.

The five-time Emmy Award winner, who returned as Constance Carmell for the revival, attended the special screening event in a black suit over a black patterned top and matching boots.

Another returnee on the series, Ken Marino, 54, opted to wear a casual black suit with a white tee and sneakers.

Meanwhile, Martin Starr, 40, and Ryan Hansen, 41, both opted for a more laid-back look.

Two new cast members Zoe Chao, 37, and Tyrel Jackson Williams, 26, made it a point to attend the promotional event, with the actress donning a colorful skirt and jacket combo.

Her co-star wore black slacks with a white top underneath a gray and red patterned shirt.

Casual cool: Another returnee, Ken Marino, 54, opted to wear a black suit with a white t-shirt and sneakers

Relaxed: Martin Starr, 40, rocked a denim shirt, black jeans and olive green sneakers

Stylish: Ryan Hansen, 41, looked stylish in a black short-sleeved top and matching slacks

Newcomers: Along with Garner, Zoe Chao and Tyrel Jackson Williams were among the new main cast members for season three

The Party Down revival began gaining momentum in early 2021, and after original series creators John Enbom, Rob Thomas, Dan Etheridge and Paul Rudd were revealed to be getting involved.

Starz officially ordered a six-episode series in November 2021, after securing original stars like Scott, Lynch, Marino, Starr, Hansen and Megan Mullally.

Another original cast member, Lizzy Caplan, did not return due to scheduling conflicts, but she did guest star in the season three finale.

The third season, with Enbom as showrunner, premiered on February 24 and ran through to its finale on March 31.