Ana de Amas glams up in a chic little black dress for the Venice Film Festival photocall of Blonde

She premiered her new Netflix film Blonde at the Venice Film Festival on Thursday night.

And ahead of her big red carpet moment, Ana de Amas looked every inch the leading lady when she arrived for the Blonde photo shoot on Thursday afternoon.

The actress wowed in a little black dress as she blew kisses to fans and posed with co-star Adrian Brody.

Ana looked stunning in her Louis Vuitton mini dress that showed off her incredible curves.

She slung a black blazer from the design house around her shoulders and added a pair of black heels with gold detailing to her ensemble.

A chunky gold chain and high ponytail completed her photo op look.

Ana snuggled up to her blonde co-star Adrian Brody for the cameras. The acclaimed actor plays Monroe’s husband, playwright Arthur Miller, in the biopic.

The 96th Venice International Film Festival hosts the the world premiere of Blonde later on Thursday.

The drama, which marks her first starring role, is a fictionalized take on the icon’s life, written and directed by Andrew Dominik and adapted from the 2000 novel of the same name by Joyce Carol Oates.

When the streaming giant released the trailer on July 28, Twitter users called Ana’s accent “awful,” with some saying she “doesn’t look like Marilyn Monroe at all.”

Responding to the backlash, Ana, who only learned English in 2015, admitted she “didn’t grow up watching Marilyn or her films.”

“I’m proud to have Andrew’s confidence and the chance to see it through. I think whether you’re a Cuban actress or an American actress, everyone should feel the pressure.

“It wasn’t my job to imitate her,” defended Ana, who had worked with dialect coach Jessica Drake for nine months.

“I was interested in her feelings, her journey, her insecurities and her voice, in a sense that she didn’t really have one.”

While Blonde isn’t fully authorized by the Marilyn Monroe Estate, Ana’s performance has garnered plenty of early praise.

Monroe’s estate rep Marc Rosen told Variety Aug. 1, “Ana was a great casting choice as she captures Marilyn’s glamour, humanity and vulnerability.”

The casting was also defended by two-time Oscar winner Brad Pitt, who is one of Blonde’s six credited producers.

“She’s phenomenal at it. That’s a tough dress to fill,” the Plan B Entertainment co-founder told ET on Aug. 1.

‘It was 10 years in the making. It wasn’t until we found Ana that we were able to get it across the finish line.’

Blonde author Joyce Carol Oates and Jamie Lee Curtis – whose father Tony Curtis (played by Michael Masini) starred opposite Monroe in Some Like It Hot – have both seen the film and totally agree.

Curtis, who co-starred in Knives Out with Ana, said she saw an early cut of the film and “fell on the floor.” I could not believe it. Ana was completely gone. She was Marilyn.”

Back in February, Blonde director Andrew Dominik said the early backlash was “the fucking audience’s problem,” asserting “the only thing nobody’s going to complain about is Ana’s performance.”

“It’s an NC-17 film about Marilyn Monroe, it’s kind of what you want, isn’t it?” the 54-year-old Kiwi director told Screen International.

“I want to watch the NC-17 version of Marilyn Monroe’s story.”