Carol Burnett enjoyed a night out on Monday while attending the premiere of Bob Mackie: Naked Illusion in Los Angeles.
The 91-year-old comedic actress, who recently reflected on her time in Hollywood, wore an all-black outfit to the event.
Carol dazzled in a shiny blazer and matching pants.
She wore her suit jacket over a turtleneck and added a pair of discreet black pumps.
Burnett, who has been friends with the 84-year-old American fashion designer for decades, accessorized with silver jewelry.
Carol Burnett enjoyed a night out on Monday while attending the premiere of Bob Mackie: Naked Illusion in Los Angeles.
The 91-year-old comedic actress wore an all-black outfit for the event.
She wore her suit jacket over a turtleneck and added a pair of discreet black pumps.
The entertainment industry icon wore her short blonde hair neatly styled with a soft bun at the end.
She wore small earrings and a long chain link necklace.
Mackie was the costume designer for the Carol Burnett Show and created more than 16,000 outfits during its 11 years of operation, according to MeTV.com.
“I think his genius lies not only in making things pretty, but in making things fun,” Burnett said of Bob in a 1975 interview with The Daily Times.
Her new documentary features highlights from her illustrious career, including her collaborations with stars like Cher.
It will follow his life and work, showcasing his unforgettable costumes and his reverberant impact on the world of entertainment.
Throughout his many years designing, the renowned fashion expert has enjoyed legendary partnerships with stars such as Pink, RuPaul and Miley Cyrus.
The film will also discuss his nine Emmy Awards, Tony Awards, three Oscar nominations and other career highlights.
Mackie was the costume designer for the Carol Burnett Show and created more than 16,000 outfits during its 11 years of operation; the two stars photographed in 1989
Mackie and Burnett reunited in 2015 at a screening of The Carol Burnett Show: The Lost Episodes
“I can’t even count the contributions he’s made,” Burnett said elsewhere in the interview.
She added: ‘There have been many occasions where he saved me in a sketch. I have trouble with a character all week and then he comes up with some costume that makes him fit.’
According to MeTV, Mackie produced between 65 and 70 costumes each week for the sketch show, in addition to between 10 and 20 pieces for his other A-list clients.
He has worked with Diana Ross, Lucille Ball, Jane Fonda and many more.
