Debra Messing took the plunge in a bold black and white floral dress at the New York premiere of Bros

Debra Messing was directed at her when she arrived at the premiere of the rom-com Bros in New York on Tuesday evening.

The 54-year-old Will & Grace star plunged into a dramatic black and white dress covered in 3D floral appliqués.

The dress had a sheer skirt with ruffles and a scalloped hemline that gave a clear glimpse of Messing’s black open-toe heels.

Arrivals: Debra Messing had her eyes on her as she arrived at the premiere of rom-com Bros in New York on Tuesday night. The Will & Grace star, 54, wore a striking black and white dress covered in three-dimensional floral appliqués

The actress’ signature brown locks were worn in natural curls and styled in a glamorous half-up, half-down style.

She wore one large diamond earring with smaller hoops on her other ear.

Messing’s fingers were adorned with various vintage rings.

She made her green eyes pop by asking her makeup artist to create a smoky burgundy shadow on her lids.

Auburn beauty: The actress’ signature auburn locks were worn in natural curls and styled in a glamorous half-up, half-down style

The details: The dress had a sheer skirt with ruffles and a scalloped hemline that gave a clear glimpse of Messing’s black open-toe heels.

Confidence: Messinga posed confidently on the red carpet with one hand on her hip and a beaming smile

Her plump pout was dyed a deep shade of pink, while her features were sculpted with bronze powder and peachy pink blush.

Messing posed confidently on the red carpet with one hand on her hip and a beaming smile on her face.

Messing is making a cameo appearance on Bros as a “very expanded version” of herself, she said PEOPLE.

Make them popular! She made her green eyes pop by having her makeup artist apply a smoky burgundy shade to her lids

Cameo: Messing is making a Bros cameo as a “very expanded version” of herself, she told PEOPLE

Grateful: She also told the publication that she was “shocked and just grateful” when the film’s star and co-writer Billy Eichner asked her to take part in the project; the couple pictured on Tuesday

She also told the publication that she was “shocked and just grateful” when the film’s star and co-writer Billy Eichner asked her to take part in the project.

Messing happily reunited with Eichner during Tuesday’s premiere.

The 44-year-old comedian looked dapper in a black and white blazer with black tapered trousers and shiny leather pumps.

He stars alongside actor Luke MacFarlane, who looks stylish for the evening in a blue tweed jacket and matching trousers.

Smart: The 44-year-old comedian looked dapper in a black and white blazer teamed with black tapered trousers and shiny leather pumps.

Colleagues: He stars alongside actor Luke MacFarlane, who looks stylish for the evening in a blue tweed jacket and matching trousers.

Perfect pairing: The Canadian-American star styled her patterned suit with a fitted navy sweater and brown leather pumps.

The Canadian-American star styled her patterned suit with a fitted navy sweater and brown leather pumps.

He and Eichner posed for a few pictures before heading to the screening room at the Lincoln Square Theater.

RHONJ star Jackie Goldschneider sizzled as she showed off her tanned and toned physique in a brown faux leather dress.

President of Jujamcyn Theaters Jordan Roth looked fashion forward in a double denim outfit as he cozied up with longtime wife Richie Jackson.

Sizzling: RHONJ star Jackie Goldschneider sizzled as she showed off her tanned and toned physique in a brown faux leather dress

Favorite: Jujamcyn Theaters president Jordan Roth looked stylish in double denim as he matched with longtime husband Richie Jackson

Bros has been touted elsewhere as the first gay Hollywood rom-com from a major studio – despite coming more than a quarter of a century after the 1996 classic The Birdcage starring Nathan Lane and Robin Williams.

The comedy about opposites attract stars Eichner as a bookish workaholic who runs a museum and finds himself falling for a jokester played by Luke MacFarlane.

Both main actors are over 40, which fits Eichner’s idea of ​​creating a gay film that is not aimed at young people.

“Most LGBTQ content today is about gay teenagers, presented in a very sitcom-like style. We’re dressed in cute little outfits and we’re here to be adorable. I am not related. Where are the adults?” he told Variety.

“I look at these weird programs and I don’t know who these gay people are. They don’t look, sound or act like me and my gay friends.’

During a meeting with the network, Eichner also defended his decision to use an all-queer cast even for regular rom-com roles.

“It’s not that a naturalistic actor should never play a gay man. But we need a more level playing field. It is about correcting an extreme imbalance.”

Bros hits theaters on Friday, September 30.

Coming soon: Bros hits theaters on Friday, September 30