‘The Acolyte’ star Carrie-Anne Moss on kombucha, cold plunges

Carrie-Anne Moss may be best known for “The Matrix” movies, playing motorcycle-riding, butt-kicking Trinity, whose second-skin black vinyl catsuits and an iconic ebony trench quickly became iconic. But the Canadian-born actress insists she’s far more holistic than hellion in real life.

The founder of Annapurna Living, a mindful female empowerment brand, has been practicing yoga for decades and left the hustle and bustle of L.A. for a farmhouse in New Hampshire with her actor husband, Steven Roy. 

Yet Moss, 56, is now back with another badass role. She plays Master Indara in Disney+’s highly anticipated “Star Wars” saga, “The Acolyte,” wearing a signature hooded cloak likely to make its own sartorial splash. For the physically demanding role, she went through choreography training, paired with cardio, weights and Pilates workouts.

Moss tells Alexa that her new character is “a formidable Jedi with great skill and physical and mental strength,” known for her “layered, structured, textured kimono-like amazingness.” She winkingly adds that her own off-duty wardrobe is “somewhat disheveled with moments of grace.”

Here are some of the things that help the “Memento” star maintain her well-grounded lifestyle — and one special seat still on her wishlist.