Leonardo DiCaprio was seen out with a fresh face on Tuesday night as he made an appearance at Ebony Riley's release party for her new EP.

The 48-year-old Oscar winner was spotted seated next to a mystery lady rocking a stylish suit as he took it easy.

Seemingly missing from the event was Leo's current girlfriend Victoria Lamas, who at 23 is 25 years his junior and almost half his age.

The Once Upon A Time In Hollywood star was dressed in his standard casual ensemble, though he didn't mask up as he sometimes does at public events.

He covered up with a simple black baseball cap, and he rocked a cool black bomber jacket over a nondescript black shirt while staying on theme with black jeans. 

The woman sitting at DiCaprio's left looked chic in a gray pinstripe suit, which she dressed down with a simple white blouse.

She added a thick gold chain around her throat for some extra sparkle, and she had her long red hair cascading down her shoulders.

Leo could be seen showing off a soft smile next to the woman as he appeared to enjoy himself at the packed party.

It is unclear if he is still with Lamas, as he was apparently last seen in public with the model back in late December.

His more recent yacht outings have been with other women, and he more recently enjoyed a boys' night out to watch the Los Angeles Lakers.

Lamas was well in line with his past girlfriends, all but one who have apparently been 25 years old or younger, except for the model Gigi Hadid, whom he briefly dated last year. 

His latest string of short flings follows his August 2022 breakup with the model-turned-actress Camila Morrone, whom he had been dating for four years.

Leo's latest outing follows news that the film that put him on the map, director James Cameron's blockbuster disaster movie Titanic, will be rereleased in theaters on February 10.

The new rerelease will celebrate the film's 25th anniversary, while also capitalizing on the success of Cameron's latest blockbuster Avatar: The Way Of Water, which sees star Kate Winslet returning for a supporting role.

Titanic has been digitally remastered in 4K for the rerelease, and it will play in some premium theaters in 3D and high frame rate presentations, similar to the release for the new Avatar sequel.

Last month, Cameron revealed that he had to 'twist' DiCaprio's arm to get him to agree to star in the massively popular film.

'He didn't want to do a leading man [role],' Cameron told People. 'I had to really twist his arm to be in the movie. He didn't want to do it. He thought it was boring. [He] accepted the part only when I convinced him that it was actually a different challenge.'

The director added that he 'can't imagine' Titanic working with anyone but DiCaprio and Winslet now.

'I think about casting Leonardo and Kate in Titanic. Leo, the studio didn't want him; I had to fight for him.

'Kate really liked him. And then Leonardo decided he didn't want to make the movie. So then I had to talk him into it,' he explained.