Sarah Michelle Gellar poses in a transparent black fishnet bra

Sarah Michelle Gellar pretty much bared it all in a sheer black mesh bra that offered viewers a lot.

The 45-year-old Buffy the Vampire Slayer alum paired the bra with a pair of wide-leg cream pants and a matching jacket that she wore draped over her shoulders.

The mother-of-two wore her shoulder-length bob cut down the middle and loose. She had applied bright red lipstick to her mouth.

She captioned the snap: ‘Now that I have your attention… @wolfpackonpplus episode 5 is out now. DO NOT miss the last five minutes. Trust me.’

The Cruel Intentions actress, who recently reminisced about her cameo in Sex and the City, stars in the Paramount+ drama.

Wolf Pack is based on the book series of the same name by Edo Van Belkom.

It follows a teenage boy and girl whose lives are changed when a California wildfire awakens a supernatural creature that attacks people stuck in a freeway traffic jam.

The teens are injured in the attack and find themselves attracted to each other and two other teens who were adopted 16 years earlier after another wildfire.

As the full moon rises, the four teens realize that they are bound together by a werewolf bite.

On Wednesday, the Scooby Doo star shared a series of snaps of herself in a car on the way home from a party.

‘I went to a party. I saw my friends. I danced (a lot) forgot to take pictures. So here I am… sweaty and tired… on the way home,’ she captioned the post.

In the photos, the I Know What You Did Last Summer actress wore a strapless white dress with white trim.

The dress accentuated her sharp collarbones and slim build. Her makeup was slightly smudged by the end of her night out.

And when she’s not filming Wolf Pack, the Ringer actress reminisces about her cameo in Sex and the City in 2001.

In fact, Gellar recently admitted that she loves reprising the bit role she played on the show 22 years ago.

She played Debbie, a Los Angeles-based junior development executive who was eager to turn Carrie Bradshaw’s New York Star column into a movie.

During an interview with entertainment tonight Posted Thursday, the mother-of-two expressed that, ‘I feel like the D [development] girl, which is what I was then, I’m probably running a studio,” adding, “maybe I have a place to come back to.”

The role was written specifically for her in episode 13 of the third season. Matthew McConaughey also made a brief appearance in the episode. She talked about how all of that happened.

‘This is a great story. He was desperate to be in it and [creator] darren [Starr] I had written a couple of parts for myself and I couldn’t get out of Buffy to film and I was really upset,” she recalled.

“And he told me, ‘We’re going to come to LA, I’ll make it work,’ so he wrote this part,” the actress added, referring to Debbie’s character. She explained that the night she filmed the SATC scene, she actually “worked all day” on the Buffy set as well.

‘I had two hours in between. I had a 10pm call time for Sex and the City and I was like, “Are you going to get to me?” because I was working since 5 in the morning.’

The talented star expressed that Starr had told her, “We’re going to get to you, we’re going to get to you.” I got there at 10 p.m. They got to me at 5 a.m. or 4:30 a.m. the next day, so I was delusional doing that scene, but I was also delusionally excited.

After discussing the role and pitching his possible return, he humorously gave the spinoff’s executive producer a shoutout. ‘Michael Patrick King, are you listening?’

During the brief scene, Sarah’s character told Carrie, played by Sarah Jessica Parker, that she wanted to turn her newspaper columns into a Hollywood blockbuster, and that Matthew McConaughey was interested in the role of Mr. Big.