Olivia Wilde looks elegant in an orange suit at the Chanel luncheon in New York where she meets with Beanie Feldstein

Olivia Wilde looked stunning as she arrived in New York City on Tuesday for the annual Through Her Lens: The Tribeca Chanel Women’s Filmmaker Program luncheon.

The 40-year-old actress and director, who was a favorite guest at New York Fashion Week, showed up at Locanda Verde in Tribeca wearing a salmon and peach ensemble.

The “Don’t Worry Darling” director wore a double-breasted tweed jacket over a white T-shirt with numerous graphics.

The jacket is paired with wide-legged trousers with a wider weave.

The Emmy Award winner wore beige flats with a black pointed toe and carried a small, square salmon shoulder bag with a gold chain, and accessorized with Ray-Ban sunglasses.

At one point, she is seen with her arm around Beanie Feldstein, star of Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising and Lady Bird.

The lunch was the start of three days of workshops, mentoring and networking for women and non-binary filmmakers in the US.

One participant will win an $80,000 grant to produce a short film with support from Tribeca Studios.

The remaining four individuals will receive development awards of $5,000.

Wilde will serve on the judging panel along with Joanna Calo, Feldstein, Lucy Liu and Da’Vine Joy Randolph.

Wilde has her hands in many things, gaining experience as a producer, actress and director.

She has completed work on a short film titled Clay Bodies, in which she will star alongside her seven-year-old daughter Daisy.

Wilde is also in pre-production on I Want Your Sex, in which she will play a sexual muse.

The film also stars Charli XCX and Cooper Hoffman.

The Independent Spirit Award winner will direct and executive produce the Kerri Strug biopic Perfect, starring Thomasin McKenzie as the gold-medal-winning gymnast.

She was also executive producer of the short film After Annecy.

In addition to Perfect, Wilde has signed on to direct Avengelyne, about an angel thrown out of heaven who redeems himself by defending humanity.

She has also agreed to direct Naughty, a holiday comedy about a woman who asks Santa to testify on her behalf in a child-custody case.