She kept things simple on Sunday during a Jojo Rabbit photocall at Los Angeles’ Four Seasons Hotel, wearing a red T-shirt and blue skinny jeans.

Throughout the event, Scarlett’s tattoos were on display, including her Avengers-themed tattoo—a collaboration with co-stars Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Jeremy Renner, and Chris Hemsworth, who all share a similar tattoo honoring the original Avengers cast.

Downey Jr. shared with Entertainment Weekly that Johansson came up with the idea. She and Evans got the tattoo done in New York and later convinced Renner and Hemsworth to join them in Los Angeles.

Scarlett also showcased her engagement ring, an 11-carat light brown diamond believed to be crafted by Taffin’s James de Givenchy.

She and Saturday Night Live writer Colin Jost met in 2006 but began dating over a decade later in 2017.

In Jojo Rabbit, Scarlett plays a mother in World War II Germany who hides a young Jewish girl (Thomasin McKenzie) in her home, much to the shock of her son Jojo, who has an imaginary friend resembling Adolf Hitler (played by director Taika Waititi).

Despite mixed reviews for its satirical tone, Jojo Rabbit won the People’s Choice Award at the Toronto International Film Festival, an honor often considered a predictor for Oscar nominations. The film is set for a U.S. release on October 18.

Scarlett’s second film, Marriage Story, follows her character, Nicole as she navigates a divorce. Directed by Noah Baumbach, the film will premiere in December.