Sharon Stone added a splash of color to her black and white houndstooth power suiting moment with a cherry red Mugler fang bag in New York City on Wednesday. The Oscar-nominated “Casino” star filmed an episode of “Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen,” giving continuity to her statement purse era.

Stone was photographed upon leaving the studio in her suited style, featuring delicate accessories, including a glittering necklace. The actress and artist‘s suit consisted of a double-breasted blazer with asymmetrical buttons, sharp lapels and rounded shoulders.

Stone’s trousers featured a tapered construction with the exact same pattern. She coordinated her look with black heels. The statement-making element of Stone’s look was her Mugler fang bag, which popped against the black and white color scheme of her suit.

The Mugler fang shoulder bag features a clasp fastening with two rolled top handles, an internal zip-fastening pocket and internal patch pocket. Stone has a close relationship with Mugler, which she revisited in June for the French luxury fashion label’s archival capsule campaign.

The Re/Edit capsule, lensed by Branislav Simoncik for Mugler, featured tailoring, lingerie-inspired designs and red carpet looks that were inspired by ready-to-wear and couture collections from the label between 1985 and 2000.

Stone’s relationship with Mugler extends back to that time period, as the actress previously walked in Thierry Mugler in 1992 when the California Fashion Industry Friends of AIDS Project honored the French designer in Los Angeles.

On Monday, the actress attended the “Nobody 2” premiere in Los Angeles wearing another statement purse, this time carrying a gold clutch with dramatic floral details.

Stone returns to the big screen in “Nobody 2,” the sequel to the 2021 action film starring Bob Odenkirk. The film follows former lethal assassin Hutch Mansell, played by Odenkirk, who finds himself dragged back into a life of violence after thwarting a home invasion. The journey leads him to discover dark secrets about his wife’s past. “Nobody 2” hits theaters Friday.