Lynda Carter showed off her age-defying looks as she hit the purple carpet for the annual Angel Ball at Cipriani Wall Street in New York on Monday night.
The Wonder Woman icon, 75, exuded glamour in a figure-hugging shimmering black gown which she complemented with a dramatic velvet ruffled coat.
Lynda was an honoree for the annual fundraiser which supports blood cancer and leukaemia research for Gabrielle's Angel Foundation for Cancer Research.
Also attending the event, which is in its 28th year, was Hilaria Baldwin and Alec Baldwin.
Hilaria, 42, showed off her curves in a strapless floral gown with black satin skirt and cosied up to Alec, 68, while posing for photos.
Kathy Hilton, Sandra Lee and Denise Rich also hit the purple carpet.
Lynda Carter showed off her age-defying looks as she hit the purple carpet for the annual Angel Ball at Cipriani Wall Street in New York on Monday night
The Wonder Woman icon, 75, exuded glamour in a figure-hugging shimmering black gown which she complemented with a dramatic velvet ruffled coat
Lynda was previously crowned Miss World USA before landing the leading role in the series Wonder Woman which aired from 1975 until 1979 (pictured in 1977)
Lynda was previously crowned Miss World USA before landing the leading role in the series Wonder Woman which aired from 1975 until 1979.
The actress has taken on roles in other projects over the years including the series Supergirl and the 2005 film Sky High.
Lynda has previously opened up about her views on ageing during an interview with People back in 2024.
'People still recognize me all the time as Wonder Woman. I don't know that I've changed too dramatically,' she said.
The star explained that she has not had a facelift while also getting candid about the reason why.
'I don't cut my face, so I probably look just myself, but older,' Carter said. 'And the reason I've never had any facial surgery is just because I'm afraid. It's scary, because we've all seen some bad ones.'
The actress was crowned Miss World USA in 1972 and worked as a singer before she landed the biggest role of her career.
She was cast in the role of Diana Prince in the Wonder Woman series that aired from 1975 to 1979.
Also attending the event, which is in its 28th year, was Hilaria Baldwin and Alec Baldwin
Hilaria, 42, showed off her curves in a strapless floral gown with black satin skirt
Kathy Hilton and Sandra Lee also attended the event
Denise Rich sported a glamorous gold and silver lace dress
Joe and Melissa Gorga posed for a snap with the Baldwins
Hilaria cosied up to Alec, 68, while posing for photos
Lynda was an honoree for the annual fundraiser which supports blood cancer and leukemia research for Gabrielle's Angel Foundation for Cancer Research
Nicola Verses, Denise, Kathy, Hilaria, Tara Rudes Dann and Daniella Rich Kilstock posed for a photo
The show was very popular, originally airing on the ABC network, and then moving over to CBS.
'There is something about the goodness, kindness, and humanity of Wonder Woman. But her strength!' Carter reflected of the character for Harper's Bazaar Vietnam.
'That she cannot be victimised is one of the greatest strengths. She does not victimise others; she protects. Her superpowers are those that are not on the aggressive side - she is the protector.'
She added, 'And I think that, as women, we understand that strength - the juggling of 10,000 things at once that we do, and still have that fierce "mama bear" that comes through at times.'
Along with the Wonder Woman series, Lynda also later made a special cameo in the 2020 film, Wonder Woman 1984.
While previously talking to People, the star explained some of the hardships that she had been facing up until she was cast as Wonder Woman.
'Well, when I got the role of Wonder Woman, I had literally $25 in my checking account,' the mother-of-two stated.
'I had been on the road as a singer ever since high school, and I'd saved up money and I had run out of money.'