Ana de Armas Dazzles in Bond-Era Throwback with Sky-High Slit and Daring Cleavage Reveal

Ana de Armas is making waves again with a throwback to her unforgettable 2021 appearance at the world premiere of No Time to Die, fans have been sharing the iconic moment widely. The 37-year-old actress, who played the CIA agent Paloma, brought a perfect mix of classic Bond glamour and modern style to London’s Royal Albert Hall.

In the standout photo, de Armas wore a custom black Louis Vuitton gown. The dress featured a plunging V-neckline that ran down the front and thick chain straps adorned with silver crystals. A daring thigh-high slit on her left leg revealed sleek black platform sandals as she moved, adding a bold touch to the elegant ensemble.

Her accessories were minimal, letting the glittering straps take center stage. She wore diamond drop earrings from Chopard’s Haute Joaillerie collection. Her brown bob was styled in a sharp, shoulder-length cut with bangs brushing her eyebrows, giving her a chic, French-girl vibe. Her makeup was understated, with winged eyeliner and a matte nude lip that complemented her natural glow.

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Even though the look is from 2021, de Armas has kept busy in 2026. She starred in the survival thriller Eden, directed by Ron Howard, alongside Sydney Sweeney, Vanessa Kirby, and Jude Law.

She also led the action-packed John Wick spinoff Ballerina, playing Eve Macarro, a young woman trained in Ruska Roma traditions to avenge her family. Keanu Reeves, Ian McShane, Anjelica Huston, Norman Reedus, and the late Lance Reddick appeared in supporting roles.

Outside of action films, de Armas signed on to the psychological thriller Sweat, portraying a rising fitness influencer whose life begins to unravel. The movie, directed by J Blakeson, is based on the acclaimed 2020 film by Magnus von Horn. She is also rumored to star in Reenactment, directed by Grant Singer, with Benicio del Toro and Cameron Diaz.

On the fashion front, de Armas continues to represent Louis Vuitton globally and was a standout guest at their Fall 2026 Paris show. She also impressed at the 2025 Oscars in a custom black halterneck gown from the same French house.

Fans still remember her brief but memorable action scene in No Time to Die, which took place in Cuba. Speaking during the film’s press tour, de Armas said, “I wanted to make sure that I was not just a girl in a dress being rescued.” She added, “Paloma is someone who is really skilled and really knows what she is doing, and she’s also very fun.” The film grossed over $774 million worldwide and marked Daniel Craig’s final outing as 007.

Ana de Armas continues to prove that she is both a talented actress and a red carpet style icon. Her throwback photos remind fans why she made such an impact in the Bond franchise.

What do you think, should Paloma have had more screen time or even her own spinoff movie? Share your thoughts in the comments.