Jamie Lee Curtis, 64, shimmers at 2023 Oscars alongside husband Christopher Guest, 75

Jamie Lee Curtis has already made her presence known at this year's Oscars.

The 64-year-old looked ageless at the 95th Academy Awards as she stepped onto the red carpet wearing Dolce & Gabbana. The "Halloween" actress shimmered in the long-sleeve nude-coloured gown, which featured intricately-placed rhinestones all over.

Prior to the awards ceremony, Curtis poked a bit of fun at the Oscars's choice to ditch the traditional red carpet, while also hinting at the colour of her outfit.

"Apparently, at the Oscars, their carpet is going to match my drapes," the "Freaky Friday" star tweeted on Saturday, alongside a face-palm Memoji.

Talking to red carpet interviewee Laverne Cox, Curtis explained that she began her Oscars morning by reading "The Book of Awakening" by Mark Nepo.

"Today's offering was the most profound one I've ever read in conjunction with what's going on today here," Curtis shared. "The word 'everything' was in it all throughout, and it was obviously written a long time ago."

Curtis arrived at the ceremony holding the hand of her husband, 75-year-old actor Christopher Guest, who rocked a classic black tuxedo with a bowtie.

The celebrity couple have been married for 38 years, after they tied the knot back in December 1984.

This year's ceremony marks Curtis's first-ever Oscar nomination, where she received a best supporting actress nod for her role in "Everything Everywhere All at Once."

With 45 years in the business, a friend of Curtis captured the priceless moment back in January when it was announced she had finally received a nomination for her work in the comedy-drama blockbuster.

"This is what surprise looks like! ... No filters. No fakery. Just the truth of a moment of joy captured by a friend," Jamie Lee wrote in an Instagram post, along with a series of photos showing her shock at the news and celebrating with her husband.

Despite looking ageless at this year's Oscars red carpet, Curtis has previously opened up about embracing aging.

"I want to be older," she told AARP The Magazine. "I actually think there's an incredible amount of self-knowledge that comes with getting older. I feel way better now than I did when I was 20. I'm stronger, I'm smarter in every way, I'm so much less crazy than I was then."

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