Carrie-Anne Moss pays tribute to ‘The Matrix’ with premiere gown

Carrie-Anne Moss is rewriting the dress code.

The “Matrix” star, 54, reprises her role as Trinity in the series’ latest release, “Resurrections” — and paid homage to the film’s most visually recognizable motif at Sunday’s premiere.

Moss hit the red carpet wearing a black tulle Oscar de la Renta gown embellished with green and silver sequins made to look like the movie’s “digital rain.”

The custom, code-inspired gown also featured a sheer cape and a plunging neckline.

Moss posed at the premiere with co-star Keanu Reeves, who wore a charcoal Brunello Cucinelli suit and gray tie. Other stars of the franchise’s fourth installment — including Priyanka Chopra, Jonathan Groff and Neil Patrick Harris — were in attendance as well.

Chopra said stylist Law Roach chose her Halpern gown as “an ode” to her character, Sati, while Groff went futuristic with a mesh shirt under his black Damari suit and Harris got trippy in a multicolored Berluti suit.

While the plot of “The Matrix Resurrections” is still a mystery, Laurence Fishburne will not be returning as Morpheus; Yahya Abdul-Mateen II is stepping into that role instead. Original Agent Smith Hugo Weaving will also not be returning due to “scheduling conflicts.”

The “Resurrections” trailer was released in September, to much fanfare. The flick hits theaters and HBO Max on Dec. 22.