Aubrey Plaza Steps Out for ‘Honey Don’t!’ New York Screening

"The White Lotus" actress, who stars in the new crime-comedy, stepped out in style for the event. Her appearance comes shortly after she was cast as the lead in an upcoming biopic.

Aubrey Plaza attended the New York Screening of her new film, "Honey Don't!" on Wednesday, August 13. The event took place at Metrograph on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, and the actress exuded class in a monochrome ensemble.

Plaza wore a red plaid blouse with a long necktie detail, tucked into a darker red plaid midi skirt. She cinched the waist with a black belt and finished the outfit with black pointed-toe heels. Her hair was worn down with a side part, and opted for natural makeup with a soft pink lip.

Ahead of the screening, the "Parks and Recreation" alum walked the red carpet and posed for pictures alongside her co-stars, including Charlie Day and Margaret Qualley. "Honey Don't!" is the sequel in a lesbian-centric trilogy, the first movie being "Drive-Away Dolls."

Plaza and Qualley play onscreen lovers in the film, which follows Qualley as private detective Honey O'Donahue, investigating a series of strange deaths tied to a mysterious church. The church is run by a narcissistic reverend played by Chris Evans.

Plaza's appearance at the dark comedy's special screening comes after it was announced that she will star as Heidi Fleiss in the upcoming biopic, "The Heidi Fleiss Story." The actress will also serve as producer on the film.

Fleiss is a former media personality, infamously known as the "Hollywood Madame." She was caught in the early '90s for running what was said to be the world's largest high-end prostitution ring — one that allegedly involved Hollywood figures, politicians and other powerful individuals.

"The Heidi Fleiss Story" will follow Fleiss in the period leading up to her trial, delving into how she scrambled to get her case dropped, blackmailing and leveraging her connections with the help of an aspiring young writer. Filming is set to begin in Los Angeles in the coming months.