Natalie Portman channeled the ’90s on Tuesday while attending the IAA Mobility conference in Munich. The Oscar-winning actress spoke on a panel about affordable and sustainable vehicle technology.

For her appearance, Portman sported a checkered Miu Miu skirt suit over a white graphic tank, accessorizing with black open-toe wedges.

Wearing her brunette tresses in a straightened middle part, Portman’s makeup consisted of a pink lip and rosy blush.

The IAA panel tapped into Portman’s experience with activism. The actress has used her platform to advocate for various causes including climate action and animal rights.

Recently, Portman has expressed her support for the Writers and Screen Actors Guild unions amid their historic strikes, which began in May and July, respectively. On Monday, Portman, who belongs to the latter union, celebrated Labor Day with an Instagram post honoring the strikes.

“This Labor Day, and every day, I stand in solidarity with my fellow SAG members and in support of the Writer’s Guild,” Portman wrote. “Thinking of how much our world and industry has changed in recent years, it’s now more important than ever to fight for what’s equitable and humane.”

Although both strikes have paused most productions in Hollywood, Portman does have an upcoming limited series in the works. “Lady in the Lake,” which wrapped before the strikes began, is expected to debut on Apple TV+ later this year. The crime drama is based on Laura Lippman’s 2019 novel.

Portman leads the upcoming series, with “The Queen’s Gambit” star Moses Ingram and David Corenswet in supporting roles.