Regina Hall tapped into her inner Greek goddess for an appearance on “The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.” The actress is currently promoting her new film “Scary Movie 6” and has opted for an all-metallic gold look, completing it with slinky Jimmy Choo sandals.

She opted for the strikingly modern Jimmy Choo Alva 120 Gold Liquid Metal Sandals design for the interview. The designer sandals feature a high-shine metallic gold detailing throughout, with a buckle-fastening ankle strap, a contemporary square toe, and a single, elegant toe strap. The back of the heels features a covered counter that leads into a dramatically tall 120mm high heel.

The shoes also feature a slight platform at the bottom of the toe box for added lift and to even out the heel height. They are made of goatskin and calf leather. The heels are also available in black suede and in a silver and gold glitter material.

She complemented the heels with a gold serpentine print Roberto Cavalli dress that was designed with a flattering, figure-hugging fit. The “One Battle After Another” star shimmered in the metallic gold halter-neck gown, which was styled for her by Patrick Lynere.

The midi-length ensemble features a plunging keyhole cutout and a subtle fishtail hemline, which was a signature aesthetic from Cavalli’s “Gold Obsession” collection. She completed her look with David Yurman jewelry, also in gold.

Hall is ready to reprise her role as the beloved and chaotic Brenda Meeks in “Scary Movie,” which is being colloquially referred to as “Scary Movie 6.” The horror-parody film was directed by Michael Tiddes and written by Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, Keenen Ivory Wayans, Craig Wayans and Rick Alvarez. It is the sixth installment in the popular “Scary Movie” film series, and comes nearly 13 years after the previous installment, 2013’s “Scary Movie 5.”

The film welcomes back the original stars, including Hall, Marlon, Shawn and Anna Faris. The plot follows Cindy Campbell and her friends Ray Wilkins and siblings Shorty and Brenda as they reunite when the same masked killer from the first film resurfaces.