And Elizabeth Olsen definitely commanded attention during the Saturday night celebration for the film at Circa 55 in Los Angeles.

The 28-year-old actress oozed glamour in a black and white spotted frock which offered an eyeful of leg with a dramatic thigh-high slit.

Elizabeth Olsen oozed glamour in a black and white frock during a celebration for her film Wind River that took place in LA Saturday

Elizabeth, whose sisters are fashion designers Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, dazzled in the monochrome dress by designer Off-White which combined loose sleeves and wide shoulders with a tight pencil skirt to showcase the star’s toned stems.

The Ingrid Goes West lead added pointy black Gianvito Rossi pumps on bottom for a classic touch.

Bangles and stacked rings by Graziela Gems added a hint of sparkle to her well-tailored look.

Black, white, outta sight! The star donned a dress which combined loose sleeves and wide shoulders with a pencil skirt that showcased the star’s toned stems spectacularly

Pump it up! The Ingrid Goes West lead added pointy black pumps on bottom for a classic touch

Though the producer’s Weinstein Company had purchased the rights for the film, the auteur was adamant about going forward without them and was able to get the company out

The LA native emphasized her lush eyelashes with dark liner while sculpting the hollows of her cheeks with a defined contour.

She wore her golden blonde locks down in voluminous waves framing her face.

At the event Liz teamed up with co-star Jeremy Renner and director Taylor Sheridan.

The California-bred actor, 46, looked ever-dapper in a black velvet suit which he paired with a matching ebony turtleneck and an aerodynamic coif.

Gentlemen assemble! Liz teamed up with co-star Jeremy Renner and director Taylor Sheridan, who both looked sharp as can be at the event

Hair’s to you! The California-bred actor, 46, looked ever-dapper in a black velvet suit which he paired with a matching ebony turtleneck and an aerodynamic coif

Besides him film director Sheridan cut a handsome figure in a navy suit and matching tie.

Sheridan fought hard for Wind River’s independence following the Harvey Weinstein 𝑠e𝑥ual assault scandals.

Though the producer’s Weinstein Company had purchased the rights for the film, the auteur was adamant about going forward without them.

‘I can’t have a film about violence against women silenced by the perpetrator of that very act’ he explained bluntly to Vanity Fair.

Darling date: The director was joined by his stunning wife Nicole at the upscale function

North to the future! Alaskan native actor Martin Sensmeier also appeared at the event. He plays Chip in Wind River

Olsen wasn’t shy about her feelings towards the disgraced producers either, saying: ‘[Weinstein’s] name is beyond, I think, toxic.’

She continued, adding: ‘It’s completely against all the reasons we made this film.’

The crime drama was inspired by true events, with Olsen and Renner investigating the 𝑠e𝑥ual assault and murder of a native woman on an Indian reservation in Wyoming.

Wind River was the fourth highest grossing indie of 2017 and is garnering generous amounts of Oscar buzz.

Indie hit! Wind River was the fourth highest grossing indie of 2017 and is garnering generous amounts of Oscar buzz