Gal Gadot was all legs as she lit up the red carpet at the 78th Annual Golden Globe Awards on Sunday in Beverly Hills.

The 35-year-old Wonder Woman 1984 star arrived at the partly virtual ceremony in a short, flowing dress ahead of presenting the award for Best Foreign Language Picture.

The 2021 ceremony is the first time the Golden Globes have been presented on both coasts due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, with Tina Fey holding down hosting duties in New York as her friend and fellow SNL alumna Amy Poehler plays the master of ceremonies from Los Angeles.

Legs for days: Gal Gadot, 35, put on a leggy display in a short white dress as she presented at the 78th Annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills on Sunday

Gal’s toned legs were front and center with her billowing pearl white dress.

The outfit had extra layers of sheer white fabric over her arms and a high collar touching her chin.

The 5ft10in Israeli actress stood tall in sparkling silver open-toed heels.

She kept her look elegantly simple but spiced it up with an enormous jeweled pendant ringed with small diamonds.

High rise: The outfit had extra layers of sheer white fabric over her arms and a high collar touching her chin. The 5ft10in Israeli actress stood tall in sparkling silver open-toed heels

Cute couple: She was joined on the red carpet by her husband, Israeli real estate developer Yaron Varsano, whom she tied the knot with in 2008

Gal had her raven tresses styled in thick shoulder-length curls.

She was joined on the red carpet by her husband, Israeli real estate developer Yaron Varsano, whom she tied the knot with in 2008.

The lovebirds joined forces in 2019 when they formed their production company Pilot Wave.

Stuck at home were their two young daughters: Alma, nine, and Maya, three.

Colleagues: The lovebirds joined forces in 2019 when they formed their production company Pilot Wave

On their own: Stuck at home were their two young daughters: Alma, nine, and Maya, three

Big winner: Gal glided across the stage during the ceremony to present the Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Picture, which went to Minari

Gal glided across the stage during the ceremony to present the Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Picture, which went to Minari.

The film, which is an American movie despite much of its dialogue being in Korean, stars The Walking Dead’s Steven Yeun as Jacob Yi, the head of a Korean–American family that moves from California to rural Arkansas in the 1980s.

He’s determined to sell his produce in Dallas, but life on the farm is complicated by xenophobia from the community and his son David’s heart condition, which prevents him from running for doing serious physical activity.

The movie has been widely acclaimed and currently sports an impressive 98 percent fresh rating from critics surveyed by Rotten Tomatoes.