Geena Davis, 70, flaunts her age-defying looks on red carpet at The Wrong Girls premiere in LA

Geena Davis stunned fans with her age-defying appearance at the Los Angeles premiere of The Wrong Girls on Wednesday. 

The 70-year-old Thelma and Louise star looked incredible in a bright red mini dress as she posed at the event, held at Nela Rd Los Feliz Marijuana and Weed Dispensary. 

The actress flashed a smile while showing off her incredibly smooth complexion, leading some fans to speculate that she may have had a little cosmetic help.

Davis - who recently spoke about having children in her late forties - wore delicate glam, including bronze eyeshadow and a touch of gloss on her lips.

The brunette beauty accessorized her look with chunky black boots and a unique orange purse in the shape of a fish. 

But despite the eye-popping accessory, it was her ageless looks that had fans talking. 

'Forget the purse, how the hell does she look this fabulous? I'll have what she's having,' one fan wrote on Reddit.

'God I wish I look that good at 70', another added.

'You can definitely tell she's had some work done but it's not over the top at all. It looks incredibly natural! She is stunning!' yet another commentator added.

'She did a great job of balancing plastic surgery with keeping her natural features. She’s 70 and she looks incredible!' another chimed in.

'She looks wonderful.'

'She is 70 and looking like this, absolutely gorgeous.'

'Why do I feel like if Geena Davis and I were after the same guy, she'd win? (She's almost twice my age),' another joked.

Davis stars as Dr. Chapman in The Wrong Girls, a stoner comedy that's set to be released on August 14. 

In June, Davis spoke about being 'relaxed about getting older.' The actress celebrated her milestone 70th birthday in January, but said she feels like she is 35.

'I'm relaxed about that stuff, you look older but inside you're still the same person you always were,' she told The Times.

She also said she feels 'really glad' she had children in her late forties as she reflected on aging and her turbulent love life.

The star welcomed her daughter Alizeh, now 24, when she was 46, and twin sons Kian and Kaais, 22, when she was 48, with her former partner Reza Jarrahy, who she split from in 2017.

Davis said becoming a mother in her forties gave her a certain sort of confidence as she had gained 'strength' and a new outlook on life by playing 'really powerful women.

'I'm really glad I had children later in life, because by the time I had them I'd changed a lot. I had a different perspective on things. I was a bada*s on screen way before in real life, but I'd been transformed by playing these really powerful women. These brave, strong people rubbed off on me. I can't wait to see what the next decade will bring', she said.

Other stars at Wednesday's event included Davis's co-star Kristen Stewart, 36, who showed off her usual edgy style. 

The Twilight actress wore an unbuttoned white shirt paired with loose black pants, white socks, and green and black sneakers. 

The film is the directorial debut of Stewart's wife, Dylan Meyer.

Meyer wore a white t-shirt paired with a black blazer and loose black pants for the occasion. 

The Wrong Girls also features Cate Blanchett, Alia Shawkat, Seth Rogen, Kumail Nanjiani, LaKeith Stanfield, and Tony Hale.

Shawkat donned a bright green dress and peep-toe heels for the event. 

The plot of the film follows 'two aimless young women' who 'inadvertently gain telepathic abilities after ingesting an experimental drug, pitting them against dangerous rivals pursuing the same powerful substance.'