Eva Longoria stuns at NYC screening of her new CBS show
The actress, 50, looked incredible in a bandeau dress which featured a button-up fastening, an inner white lining, and a cinched waist.
She completed the look with white court stiletto heels and statement drop earrings.
Beaming beauty: The actress wore a black and white look and wore her hair down in a side parting
Eva has been busy promoting her upcoming Searching for Spain series, which premieres on CNN on April 27.
The series is set to follow her on a gastronomic pilgrimage through Madrid, San Sebastian, Barcelona, Seville and more.
Throughout she will explore her ties to the country and share her own hidden gems.
In the first look trailer, released in February, Eva explained that her ancestors left Spain four centuries ago.
Eva said: 'Eleven generations ago, one of my ancestors left Spain for the new world and new life.
'Four hundred years later, I'm back to see how the land and its people have created one of the world's most exciting cuisines.'
Her appearance at the screening comes shortly after she appeared on Live With Kelly And Mark on Monday morning to discuss her recent move to Europe.
The star splits her time between Mexico and Spain with husband Jose Baston and their five-year-old son Santiago.
Eva revealed she was drawn to the Andalucia region of Spain.
Speaking to the morning show hosts Eva said: 'I know that region the most because I've been going there for 20 years.'
Eva also discussed the passing of Pope Francis, after she paid tribute to the beloved Catholic figure online.
She shared a memorable story of meeting him two months before her 2016 wedding to Jose.
The actress said: 'I was so fortunate to meet him. He actually blessed Pepe and I right before we got married.
'We went to Rome and my husband was like, "Do you want to meet the Pope?" And I was like, "Yes!"'
Family time: Eva splits her time between Mexico and Spain with husband Jose Baston and their five-year-old son Santiago
Eva remembered intently practising the Spanish word for 'holiness' ahead of meeting the Spanish-speaking, first Pope of Latin heritage.
However, when the moment came to say it, she hilariously reverted to English, greeting him with, 'Hello, Your Holiness.'
Using her Instagram platform on Monday morning, Eva shared photos from the special day, adding a heartfelt caption.
She wrote: 'Rest in Peace, Your Holiness Pope Francis. Thank you for being an ally to many of us and speaking up for the marginalized. Your compassion, kindness and humility will always be remembered.'
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