Scarlett Johansson regains her sparkle with a s**y photoshoot featuring champagne.

No one could ever really accuse the sultry and mysterious Scarlett Johansson of being bubbly.

Except when it comes to some delicious champagne of course, and that’s when the actress proved she has more than enough fizz.

It’s been a tough month for Johansson after her actor husband Ryan Reynolds filed for divorce, so what better way to cheer herself up than with a sexy photo shoot

Champagne chic: Scarlett Johansson strikes a sexy and sparkling pose for the new advertising campaign for Moet & Chandon

The actress got her glad rags on as the face of the new advertising campaign for champagne makers Moet & Chandon.

And judging on these pictures, sales of the champagne are no doubt set to go through the roof.

In one picture, Scarlett, 26, leans over a table with a knowing smile on her face as she tilts of a bottle of the fizzy stuff.

Careful, Scarlett! The actress stands precariously on a long ladder clutching a bottle of fizz surrounded by thousands of champagne flutes

In another, she stand precariously on a ladder in her strapless pearl blue ball gown clutching a bottle inside a huge ballroom with hundreds of champagne flutes stacked up on the floor.

The vintage dress adds to her sexiness, showing off her tiny waist and curves while flashing a toned slender leg at the same time.

The pictured were taken by British photographer Tim Walker and shot last autumn at Trianon in Epernay, North East of Paris.

Scarlett trail: The actress flashes several facial expressions for this composite

Moët & Chandon President & CEO Daniel Lalonde said: ‘Moët & Chandon, the most loved champagne since 1743, is a universal symbol of joie de vivre and success.

‘This new campaign highlights a return to the immutable elegance and glamour that are inherent to both Moët and Scarlett.’

This is the first we’ve seen of Scarlett since it was announced that Reynolds – who she married in September 2008 – had filed for divorce from the Lost In Translation star last month citing ‘irreconcilable differences’ as the reason.