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Jessica Chastain cut a stylish figure as she arrived at ABC Studios to appear on The View in New York City Friday morning.

The 45-year-old Oscar-winning actress looked stunning in a long emerald green blazer and matching fitted pants. 

The beauty, who narrowly missed contracting COVID-19 earlier this month, wore her signature long red hair down with a middle part and opted for glossy nude lipstick and blush for a youthful glow.

She smiled and waved at onlookers, who gathered outside the building to catch a glimpse of her. 

Chastain talked up her return to Broadway after 10 years in Henrik Ibsen’s landmark drama A Doll’s House, which will open March 9 at the Hudson theatre.

Looking good: Jessica Chastain cut a stylish figure in an emerald green double-breasted suit as she arrived outside The View in New York City on Friday where she talked up her return to Broadway in A Doll’s House

Lovely: The Oscar winner wore her signature red hair straight down her back with a middle part and opted for glossy nude lipstick and blush for a youthful glow

The plot of A Doll’s House follows the power struggle between a man and his wife as she attempts to assert her freedom.

Jessica plays Nora Helmer in a freshly relevant take on the classic drama written nearly 150 years ago in 1879.

She said she feels ‘nervous’ about getting sick while starring on Broadway.

The actress is set to take on the leading role of Nora in the Henrik Ibsen play A Doll’s House – which tells the story of a housewife who finds herself limited in life by a male-dominated world – at the Hudson Theatre from March, but

Jessica has admitted to being anxious about her role in the production.

The acclaimed actress – who is one of the most sought-after stars in Hollywood – explained: ‘It’s pretty great. I’m doing a play right now in New York, I’m gonna be doing A Doll’s House, and I’m playing Nora. So I’m really excited about that.

‘I’m a little nervous about getting sick but I’ve got my mask. I’m doing both but oh my gosh, you have to be so careful in the theatre and I don’t want to let my cast down.’  

The performer most recently starred in Showtime’s miniseries George & Tammy, about George Jones and Tammy Wynette, which aired its finale episode last month.

Showtime miniseries: George & Tammy, created by Abe Sylvia is a story based around the tempestuous marriage of Country Western music couple George Jones and Tammy Wynette

The show reunited her and Michael Shannon, whom she starred with in the 2011 psychological thriller Take Shelter.

The show follows Tammy and George as they thunder through drugs, fights, and even – in her case – shock therapy.

The duo had a dramatic and explosive marriage from 1969 to 1975, scarred by problems including his galloping alcoholism. 

 Back on stage: Chastain talked up her return to Broadway after 10 years in Henrik Ibsen’s landmark drama A Doll’s House, which will open March 9. The plot follows the power struggle between a man and his wife as she attempts to assert her freedom

Her latest show: The performer recently starred in Showtime’s miniseries George & Tammy alongside Michael Shannon, whom she starred with in the 2011 psychological thriller Take Shelter

Tammy herself eventually became addicted to painkillers for years before dying of a heart attack at the age of just 55 in 1998.

In addition to her busy work schedule, Chastain is married to Gian Luca, an executive for the fashion brand Moncler.

The Eyes of Tammy Faye star and her spouse share two young children named Giulietta and Augustus. 

The cast: The George & Tammy gang, from left, Kelly McCormack, Vivie Myrick, Pat Healy, Chastain, Michael Shannon and David Wilson Barnes