Looking Spectre-acular! Bond girl Monica Bellucci wows in figure-hugging black gown as she joins co-star Léa Seydoux on BAFTAs red carpet
They were recently revealed as the female leads in the upcoming new James Bond movie Spectre.
And Monica Bellucci and Léa Seydoux made sure to cut an eye-catching twosome as they attended the EE British Film Academy Film Awards in London on Sunday evening.
Monica, 50, led the way as she flaunted her fabulous curves on the red carpet in a figure-hugging black floor-length gown.
Black and yellow: Monica Bellucci (left) was joined by her stunning James Bond co-star Léa Seydoux on the red carpet EE British Film Academy Film Awards in London on Sunday evening
The Italian actress looked the epitome of vintage elegance in her sleek, simple and effective dress, which hugged her slender shape in all the right places.
Her eye-catching garment was complete with long sleeves with flared cuffs, a shape which was replicated down the skirt.
The figure-hugging item displayed her shapely hips and trim waistline effortlessly as she made her way up the red carpet at the prestigious awards ceremony.
Keeping it clean for her big moment, Monica wore her raven tresses back in a sleek centre-parted style, giving her a chance to really show off her oversized statement diamond earrings.
Glamorous Bond girls: The actresses looked sensational in their floor-length frocks, with French star Lea wowing in a cut-out yellow gown and Italian beauty Monica flaunting her curves in a delicious black number
Vintage Italian glamour: The 50-year-old gave the younger stars at the BAFTAs a run for their money in her jaw-dropping sexy black ensemble
As she went for a head-to-toe black look, her younger co-star cut a fresher figure in her canary yellow gown.
Léa, 29, cut a youthful and sexy figure in her bright gown, which included flattering cut-out details on her svelte waistline and a flowing, heavy skirt.
The French actress flashed a bit more skin than her Bond girl colleague, with her arms and decolletage on show too.
Adding some retro glamour to her aesthetic, her mid-length blonde locks were coiffed into a 1940s curled 'do and her lips were painted postbox red.
There's a reason they're Bond girls: Lea and Monica arrived on stage during the awards ceremony to give out an award, each of them sashaying in front of the assembled audience in their statement gowns
Monica is making waves in Hollywood after being unveiled as the oldest Bond girl in the movie series' history.
At 50, she takes over from Honor Blackman, who was 39 when she played iconic character Pussy Galore in 1964's Goldfinger.
The role is especially poignant for the actress - she almost played Paris Carver in Tomorrow Never Dies in 1997, only to lose out on the role to Terri Hatcher.
Meanwhile relative newcomer Léa will take on the role of Madeleine Swann, although little is currently known about the character.
Hourglass: The raven-haired stunner flaunted her fabulous physique in her curve-skimming gown
Arriving in style: Léa made sure all eyes were on her as she posed after her on-stage moment in her skin flashing yellow gown
Spectre is the 24th movie in the popular franchise, starring Daniel Craig in his fourth turn as 007, and directed by Sam Mendes, making it a follow-up to his hit 2012 Bond film Skyfall.
The stunning ladies may not have been nominated for a BAFTA at the current awards, but they certainly turned heads as so many Bond girls have done in the past.
It was a working evening for them both, as they took to the stage to present an award to the winners of the Make-Up and Hair category.
Chic exit: Léa was later seen leaving from the Royal Opera House having covered up her bright frock with a simple black coat
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