Phwoar and pose! Tuppence Middleton stuns in daring plunging jumpsuit as she leads the glamour at star-studded Evening Standard British Film Awards
She has become one of Britain's hottest actresses thanks to huge roles on War and Peace and Dickensian.
And Tuppence Middleton looked every inch the A-lister as she led the glamour at the Evening Standard British Film Awards in London on Sunday night.
The 28-year-old looked sensational as she was one of the first stars to arrive on the red carpet.
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Daring: War and Peace star Tuppence Middleton looked every inch the A-lister as she led the glamour at the Evening Standard British Film Awards in London on Sunday night
Showing off her slim figure, the newly blonde actress made a daring style statement in a plunging red velvet jumpsuit.
Showing off her porcelain decolletage in the racy number, Tuppence added a tuxedo jacket to amp up the androgynous glamour.
The beauty - who is presented an award on stage - was among the great and the good of the UK film industry flocked to the BBC Television Centre for the awards.
She was swiftly followed by nominee Emma Thompson, who has a nod in the Best Comedy Performance for The Legend of Barney Thomson.
Sizzling: The 28-year-old looked sensational as she was one of the first stars to arrive on the red carpet
Strike a pose: Showing off her slim figure, the newly blonde actress made a daring style statement in a plunging red velvet jumpsuit
Red velvet: Showing off her porcelain decolletage in the racy number, Tuppence added a tuxedo jacket to amp up the androgynous glamour
Blonde bombshell: Tuppence showed off her new platinum locks which she has had dyed for the second season of Sense8
Rising star: The beauty will present an award on stage during the prizegiving
Red-dy for a fun night: Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams looked sweet in a red silk playsuit
Cool: The star looked effortlessly stylish as she went for a less-is-more vibe in the hair and make-up departments
Blooming lovely: Emilia Fox went for full on red carpet elegance in a dramatic floral gown
Coming up roses: The beauty looked sensational in the strapless gown, worn with some serious diamonds
The 56-year-old looked amazing in pastel pink, wearing a sleek two-piece suit and zipped down blouse.
With her short blonde locks swept up, Emma looked glowing - and certainly glowed with pride when she was joined on the red carpet by her daughter, Gaia.
The teen have her famous mum a run for her money in the style stakes as she opted for a metallic grey jumpsuit, and cosied up to the actress for several pictures.
Game of Thrones actress Maisie Williams also enjoyed a successful night in the style stakes, wearing a red silk playsuit which suited her age perfectly.
The 18-year-old kept her hair and make-up simple, allowing the eye-catching number to work its magic.
Looking fabulous in florals was actress Emilia Fox, who went for all-out glamour in a strapless gown embroidered with daisies.
She complimented the A-list look with a huge diamond necklace, while her blonde locks were swept into a chic up-do.
Luther favourite Idris Elba is up for Best Actor, but will have to fight off stiff competition in the best actor category from stars including Michael Fassbender for his performance as Apple founder Steve Jobs, Mad Max: Fury Road star Tom Hardy and Sir Tom Courtenay.
Suits you, madam: Award nominee Emma Thompson looked chic in a pastel pink suit and zipped down blouse
What a duo: Emma was joined by her teenage daughter, Gaia, who looked pretty in a metallic silver jumpsuit
Big night: Emma is up for Best Comedy Performance for her turn in The Legend of Barney Thomson
Having a hoot: The star looked more than happy to chat to some ecstatic fans who were waiting in the cold
Simple yet chic: Ashley Jensen looked amazing in a fitted LBD as she struck a pose for snappers
What a gift: Soprano Camilla Kerslake looked demure in a long sleeved white number with pussybow detail
Spinning around: The rugby WAG looked elegant as she showed off her number by giving a twirl
Model to actress: Agyness Deyn went for a kooky crochet number as she attended the prizegiving
Luvvie-ing it: Revered stage actress Tara Fitzgerald looked elegant in a plunging silver number
Working it: The brunette came over all 'Blue Steel' as she worked the cameras on the red carpet
Acclaimed: Sir Tom Courtenay and wife Isabel Crossley headed into the awards, where he is up for Best Actor for 45 Years
Ain't nothing like a Dame: Maggie Smith looked demure as she arrived at the event. She is up for Best Actress for The Lady In The Van
Family night: Elegant Vanessa Redgrave was joined by her adoring son Carlo Nero on the red carpet
Dapper: Rob Brydon and Star Wars actor Anthony Daniels both brought out their Sunday best for the big night
His 45 Years co-star Charlotte Rampling is up for Best Actress alongside Dame Maggie Smith for The Lady In The Van, Tilda Swinton for A Bigger Splash and Kate Winslet for her perforamcne alongside Fassbender.
In the best film category 45 Years is tipped again, alongside Brooklyn, High-Rise and Olivia Coleman's film The Lobster, which is also nominated for best comedy.
Coleman and co-star Colin Farrell go head-to-head in the comedy category with Emma Thompson for her performance in The Legend Of Barney Thomson and the team behind Shakespeare film Bill - Richard Bracewell, Laurence Rickard and Ben Willbond.
Game Of Thrones actress Maisie Williams is nominated for the rising star award in recognition of her performance in The Falling alongside Tom Browne, the 48-year-old director of Radiator, model-turned actress Agyness Deyn and X+Y actor Jake Davies.
Friends star Matthew Perry hosts the awards to be presented by Vanessa Redgrave and Stanley Tucci.
He'll be there for you: Former Friends star Matthew Perry is hosting the prizegiving at Television Centre
RISING STAR
Tom Browne (director, Radiator)
Jake Davies (X+Y)
Agyness Deyn (Sunset Song)
Maisie Williams (The Falling)
AWARD FOR COMEDY (Film or performance)
Bill (director Richard Bracewell, writers Laurence Rickard and Ben Willbond)
Olivia Colman (The Lobster)
Colin Farrell (The Lobster)
Emma Thompson (The Legend of Barney Thomson)
TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENT
Roger Deakins, cinematographer of Sicario
Mark Digby, production designer of Ex Machina
Michael McDonough, cinematographer of Sunset Song
Mark Tildesley, production designer of High-Rise
BEST DOCUMENTARY
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