Exactly one year before Wonder Woman 1984 hits theaters, star Gal Gadot gave audiences a first look at the DC superhero's gorgeously retro new getup.

In a poster posted to Instagram on Wednesday, the former Israeli model-turned-Hollywood headliner appears in form-fitting gold body armor and surrounded by a colorful, almost psychedelic, "W" design.

"Although all of us at Warner Brothers won’t be seeing you at SDCC, Hall H this year," Gadot wrote in reference to the entertainment company's decision to skip San Diego Comic-Con 2019, "We are so excited for what’s to come. So until then here’s a little gift from us to you."

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Director Patty Jenkins also tweeted the image, adding that full #WW84 campaign won't kick off until December. 

The reveal sparked an influx of celebratory reactions from fans who noted that the miniskirt the Amazonian warrior wore in 2017's World War I-set Wonder Woman is gone, and the poster's design is decidedly pro-"queer culture."

Here's a short synopsis of the upcoming movie, per Yahoo: 

The sequel to 2017’s Wonder Woman finds Diana Prince getting pulled into the Cold War during the Reagan Era and going up against a new villain, Cheetah (Kristen Wiig).

Diana’s Wonder Woman love interest Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) also appears in the ’80s-set story, despite seeming to have died in World War I.

Wonder Woman 1984 opens in theaters on June 5, 2020.