Salma Hayek looks classy in a black suit as she arrives at Jimmy Kimmel Live in Hollywood

Salma Hayek was dressed to the nines when she arrived at the Jimmy Kimmel Live studio near the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood on Monday.

The 56-year-old actress looked youthful and classy in a sleek black suit as she walked up during a brief break in the day’s rain.

She was there to promote her upcoming dramedy Magic Mike’s Last Dance, the final film in the stripper trilogy starring Channing Tatum.

Salma, a noted animal lover, was joined at the taping by her beloved dog Lobito, who walked in by her side. 

Salma added a touch of intrigue to her otherwise-traditional suit with a cropped black blazer, which she wore with casually upturned sleeve cuffs.

She paired it with slightly flared slacks that nearly reached to the ground, almost swallowing up her black platform heels. 

She added a splash of color to her stately look with a vibrant pink blouse, and she looked cool in a set of black cat-eye sunglasses that were framed by her wavy brunette locks, which she parted down the middle.

A member of Salma’s entourage was seen handling her white dog Lobito’s collar as the Frida star put out a calming hand for it sniff.

Once pacified, the dog strolled in to the studio by her side.

The noted animal lover has long been open about her massive collection of pets, and earlier this month she got a special treat when she had a run-in with a raccoon at a friend’s birthday party.

After spotting the furry party crasher, Salma decided to offer it a slice of cheese pizza, which it snatched up in its little paws.

The Mexican-born beauty has also has less traditional pets, including a cute rescue owl. 

Salma was dropping by Jimmy Kimmel’s talk show to promote Magic Mike’s Last Dance, which sees her starring opposite Channing Tatum.

The final film, which sees original director Steven Soderbergh returning, finds the eponymous male stripper heading to London to put on a stage show inspired by his life experiences, which mirror’s the Magic Mike Live show, in turn inspired by the films.

The latest movie is again written by Channing’s friend and collaborator Reid Carolin, who used Channing’s own experiences as a stripper earlier in his life to help write the original Magic Mike.