Lindsay Lohan Totally Makes Fetch Happen (Again!) in Bejeweled Cutout Look at “Mean Girls” Premiere

Lohan made a surprise appearance on the red carpet of the new movie musical

Lindsay Lohan is back! And she's totally grool.

The star, 37, made a surprise appearance at the New York premiere of Mean Girls, the musical based on the Broadway show based on the 2004 film — in which Lohan famously starred! She walked the red carpet dressed in a totally fetch look that proved she's not a regular mom, she's a cool mom.

In fact, when asked if she identifies as a "cool mom," Lohan -- who welcomed son Luai with husband Bader Shammas in July -- told PEOPLE exclusively, "I hope so!"

The actress wore a long-sleeved black dress by Alexandre Vauthier that had a gorgeous cutout bejeweled with silver crystals.

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The dress had a slight slit that exposed Lohan's black ankle strap heels and was paired with matching silver earrings.

She posed for solo shots, along with pictures with Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels and Tina Fey, who wrote the original film.

Lohan reunited with her original Mean Girls castmates just a few months ago with Walmart for an epic Black Friday commercial. In the nostalgic ad spot, the North Shore High School kids are all grown up.

"Some things never change. On Wednesdays we wear pink, but now we shop Walmart Black Friday deals," Cady says as Gretchen (Lacey Chabert) pulls up in a convertible filled with Walmart shopping bags.

The ad revisits some of the movie’s most iconic scenes, from Karen’s (Amanda Seyfried) air-headed weather reports to the famous “Jingle Bell Rock” performance with the sexy Santa costumes to match.

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Though Lohan starred in the original Mean Girls as Cady Heron, the 2024 version sees Angourie Rice in the role. Sex Lives of College Girls star Renée Rapp reprises her Broadway role as Regina George.

Fey, who wrote the original film, is also starring in and writing the movie-musical adaptation. She's also producing the project alongside Michaels. Fey's husband, Jeff Richmond, wrote the original songs for the musical with lyrics by Nell Benjamin, and Kyle Hanagami, well-known for his viral YouTube videos, is choreographing the film.

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