All there in black and white! Eva Longoria provides a glamorous full stop to the fashion conversation at Mexican shindig

She is known for having one of the best bodies in Hollywood.
And on Friday, Eva Longoria showed that she doesn't need to flash the flesh to show off her incredible physique.
The former Desperate Housewives was in Mexico City for the opening of art gallery Museo Jumex.

Looking good! Eva Longoria looks stunning as she attends the Museo Jumex opening dinner in Mexico City

The petite star looked stunning in a flattering monochrome body con dress.
The black and white design of the form fitting garment was cleverly constructed in a
way that complimented the star's every curve.
The elegant cocktail dress fell just above Eva's knees and showed off her toned calves which are the result of her dedicated fitness regime.
Eva kept the rest of her look simple with a pair of black leather pointed stiletto heels and a black satin clutch with a gold clasp.

Red lace: Actor Will Ferrell was also at the event with his wife Viveca Paulin Ferrell who looked stunning in an elegant red lace cocktail dress

The 38-year-old actress sported a tanned glow and was immaculately made-up with smoky eye make-up and a glossy pout.
The sultry brunette wore her dark locks pulled back from her face in a tight ponytail showing off her pretty face and a pair of rather large diamond earrings which were her only jewellery.
Showing close attention to detail and in theme with the monochrome look Eva opted for a gothic black manicure on her talons.
The actress was attending the much anticipated opening of new art gallery Museo Jumex which houses the vast contemporary art collection of Eugenio Lopez, the heir to the Jumex fruit juice and foods conglomerate.

Chic: Socialite Maria Bell looks chic in a shimmering silver and black top at the Museo Jumex welcome dinner at Casa De La Bola on Friday

Smooth operator: LA graffiti artist Retna looked very dapper in his suit and funky sunglasses

The 4,000 sq. m, five-storey building in the upmarket suburb of Polanco was designed by the architect David Chipperfield and will host at least six exhibitions a year.
The 2,600-strong Jumex Collection is believed to be the largest contemporary art collection in private hands in Latin America, with special emphasis on Mexican contemporary artists such as Miguel Calderón, Abraham Cruzvillegas and Mario García Torres.

Also present at the opening were actor Will Ferrell and his wife Viveca Paulin Ferrell who looked stunning in an elegant red lace cocktail dress.

LA graffiti artist Retina was also in attendance as was art collector Jeffrey Soros and his wife.

Group picture: Will and Viveca Ferrell pose with art collector Jeffrey Soros and his wife Catherine at the event