She teamed the leggy dress with a pair of black leather pumps.

Scarlett accessorized with a pair of dangling, diamond-encrusted white gold earrings featuring a massive emerald.

Scarlett Johansson led the star parade at a ritzy jewelry event

Her signature blonde tresses were worn in a an elegant updo tied together with a black bow.

She showcased her natural looks with complementary make-up topped off with shiny nude lip.

Scarlett even posed for a few snap with the co-founders and designers of David Yurman, Inc. David and Sybil Yurman.

In early 2022 Scarlett became the first ever celebrity spokesperson for David Yurman.

The high-end, celeb favorite jewelry company was launched in the 1980s and is best known for its signature twisted silver designs.

‘Growing up in New York, I’ve always felt connected to David Yurman,’ the Match Point star told People at the time in March 2022. ‘The Yurmans and their designs always embodied New York for me – bold, fresh and just a bit of edge.’

The Black Widow star added, ‘When Evan [Yurman] approached me with this opportunity and shared his vision for the campaign, I already felt so linked to the brand that it was a natural fit.’

Meanwhile, last month Scarlett took legal action against an AI (artificial intelligence) app which used her name and likeness for an advertisement just weeks after Tom Hanks was forced to warn fans over something similar.

The 39-year-old actress  put on a leggy display at the event celebrating her ambassadorship with David Yurman on Friday night

The Her. actress donned a black LBD which showed off her shoulders and featured white puffed out sleeves

Scarlett accessorized with a pair of dangling, diamond-encrusted white gold earrings featuring a massive emerald.

She teamed the leggy dress with a pair of black leather pumps

She happily posed for the cameras

Scarlett even posed for a few snap with the co-founders and designers of David Yurman, Inc. David and Sybil Yurman

She shared a giggle with David

Scarlett and Sybil chatted the night away

In early 2022 Scarlett became the first ever celebrity spokesperson for David Yurman

The high-end, celeb favorite jewelry company was launched in the 1980s and is best known for its signature twisted silver designs

The talented actress posed for a few snaps with fellow guests

The actress seemingly appeared in a 22-second ad which was posted onto X (formerly Twitter) by an artificial intelligence image-generating app called Lisa AI: 90s Yearbook & Avatar.

Representatives for the actor confirmed to Variety that the wife of SNL star Colin Jost is not actually a spokesperson for the app and that her attorney, Kevin Yorn, has handled the situation in a legal capacity.

The lawyer told the trade publication: ‘We do not take these things lightly. Per our usual course of action in these circumstances, we will deal with it with all legal remedies that we will have.’

The advertisement appeared on social media on Saturday, October 28 and has seemingly disappeared since.

Meanwhile, last month Scarlett took legal action against an AI (artificial intelligence) app which used her name and likeness for an advertisement just weeks after Tom Hanks was forced to warn fans over something similar ; she is seen in New York earlier last month

According to Variety the vanished advertisement began with an old clip behind the scenes of her Marvel Cinematic Universe film Black Widow as she says: ‘What’s up guys? It’s Scarlett and I want you to come with me…’

The site reports that a graphic then covers her mouth and it transitions to AI-generated photos that resemble the star as a fake voice imitating Johansson continues to speak to promote the app.

The AI Scarlett said: ‘It’s not limited to avatars only. You can also create images with texts and even your AI videos. I think you shouldn’t miss it.’

According to Variety the ad contained fine print that read: ‘Images produced by Lisa AI. It has nothing to do with this person.’

The publication notes that many states have strict laws when it comes to rights of privacy and that California provides a civil claim for the unauthorized use of one’s ‘name, voice, signature, photograph or likeness’ for the purpose of advertising or promotion.