And the prize for most daring goes to... Hayley Atwell and Olga Kurylenko wow as they step out in deeply plunging gowns at the Empire Awards
As they presented trophies to their big screen counterparts at Sunday night's Jameson Empire Awards, Hayley Atwell and Olga Kurylenko showed they were winners with their sartorial selections.
The actresses wowed in stunning dresses with deeply plunging necklines as they stepped onto the red carpet at London's Grosvenor House Hotel.
Brunette beauty Hayley, 32, went for a classic, floor-length black gown with a deeply plunging neckline, allowing her to display her ample cleavage.
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Stunning: Hayley Atwell, left, and Olga Kurylenko, right, wowed as they arrived at the Jameson Empire Film Awards at London's Grosvenor House Hotel on Sunday
Going for minimal accessories, save for a pair of glittering chandelier earrings, she teamed the dress with peep-toe heels, while she toted a small clutch bag.
Meanwhile, Quantum Of Solace star Olga turned heads in a form-fitting, sleeveless green number, which boasted semi-sheer detailing on the sides, as well as the length of her taut torso.
With her chestnut brown locks tied back in a neat bun, the Ukrainian-born beauty opted to largely forgo jewellery, complementing her ensemble with a bracelet and a pair of silver strappy heels.
Simply does it: Captain America actress Hayley Atwell donned a plunging black dress for the occasion
Action shot: The British beauty had fun throwing popcorn around behind the scenes
Taking to the stage: Hayley presented the Best Newcomer award at the ceremony to Karen Gillan
Bond beauty: Olga Kurylenko looked lovely in a green dress with embroidered detailing
Proud pose: Serkis, best known for playing Gollum in the Lord Of The Rings franchise, accepted his gong from brunette beauty Olga
Elegant as ever: The 35-year-old Ukrainian-French actress' dress featured tasteful sheer panels
Also adding glamour to the proceedings were Jessica Chastain and British beauty Karen Gillan, who both donned dramatic, unconventional looks that made them stand out from the crowd at the fan-voted ceremony, which recognises the biggest names in cinema.
Jessica wore a floor-length, monochrome gown with a floral pattern.
The Interstellar star set off the figure-hugging garment with a high bun and heavy winged eyeliner.
Meanwhile, Karen took a style risk in a 60s style mini dress with peach detailing and a cute collar.
A-list appearance: Jessica Chastain looked sensational on the red carpet at glittering awards ceremony
Redheads rule: Fellow flame-haired beauty Karen Gillan opted for a quirky 60s style minidress
Flower power: The Tree Of Life star donned an eye-catching floral print dress with a dramatic train
Fancy seeing you here! Jessica made a beeline for Superman hunk Henry Cavill on the red carpet
Warm reception: She looked delighted to meet him as she exchanged pleasantries with the star
American beauty: The 38-year-old stunner is one of the most in-demand actresses in the world
Daring dress: Karen showed off her slender legs in her cute and quirky minidress
Experimental: The former Doctor Who actress isn't afraid to try out new trends or stand out from the crowd
It's all in the details: The Scottish beauty's metallic number boasted a peach trim and a matching collar
Lady in leather: Karen set off the look with a pair of below-the-knee heeled boots
Rising star: The actress picked up the Best Female Newcomer Award thanks to her Guardians Of The Galaxy role, which took her from British TV star to international superstar
Collecting her prize: Karen has come a long way since she first won our hearts as Doctor's companion Amy Pond on the BBC One show
'This is so cool!' Karen was her usual down-to-earth self as she picked up her prize
Scots united: James McAvoy enjoyed a chat with Karen in the winners' room
Hugging it out: The popular pair shared a quick congratulatory hug
Best Film: Jessica picked up the coveted prize for Interstellar alongside director Christopher Nolan and producer Emma Thomas
Powerful speech: The star was thrilled the ambitious sci-fi film was rewarded with one of the top awards
Well-deserved: After taking home the Best Visual Effects prize at the Oscars, Nolan also won the approval of film-lovers in the fan-voted awards ceremony
The quirky dress was made of rainbow-hued, shimmery material and she paired it with black knee-high boots.
Former Doctor Who favourite Karen wore her auburn locks, which she has been growing out since shaving her head for her role in box-office hit Guardians Of The Galaxy, in tousled curls.
The girls were joined by a host of film favourites at the event including James McAvoy, Mark Strong and Andy Serkis.
Suited and booted: Andy Serkis jazzed up his formalwear with a tropical print shirt
Big win: Andy collected the Best Actor award for his role in Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes
Man of the moment: A View From The Bridge's Mark Strong attended alongside his producer wife Liza Marshall
Worthy winners: Mark Strong and Alex Lawther accepted the Best Thriller gong for The Imitation Game, which led the nominations
Compere: The Hobbit star James Nesbitt took to the stage to host the evening's awards
Power couple: Director Christopher Nolan and his producer wife Emma Thomas made a VIP entrance
Double win: Nolan also scooped the Empire Inspiration Award at the ceremony for his contribution to film
Big win: Film guru Nolan proudly posed with his Best Film gong for Interstellar
Chuffed: James McAvoy accepted the Best Sci - Fi/Fantasy film prize on behalf of the X-Men cast
Paying tribute: James thanked the fans for supporting the franchise... and also gave a shout out to Jennifer Lawrence's 'wonderful blue hue and naked body' as Mystique
Double trouble: James joined forces with fellow British leading man Daniel Radcliffe
Movie buff: Daniel was in attendance to present The Best British Film prize, which went to the Colin Firth-fronted, action extravaganza Kingsman
Perfect pair: McAvoy will join forces with Radcliffe in Frankenstein, out later this year
Just chilling: Presenter Matt Berry posed in the winners' room alongside some cinema snacks
Lovely in lace: Presenter Zoe Hardman pulled out all the stops in a sheer embroidered gown
Daring to bare: Zoe went bra-less in her floor-length gown, which she set off with gold jewellery
The guest of honour at Sunday's awards ceremony is Ralph Fiennes, who is set to receive the Empire Legend prize.
The Harry Potter actor follows in the footsteps of Helen Mirren, Tim Burton and Tom Cruise in collecting the accolade.
The majority of the awards at the star-studded ceremony were voted for by Empire magazine readers and dedicated film fans.
Group shot: Best Comedy went to animated tale Paddington and Paul King, Rosie Alison, Peter Capaldi and Karen Jankel (left to right) were on hand to pick up the prize
Critically-acclaimed: This isn't the first time the actor has been recognised for his performance capture roles
Sharp suit: Shaun Of The Dead joker Simon Pegg attended in a velour jacket and funky spectacles
Date night: Simon was joined by his wife Maureen, who donned a bedazzled black dress
Lady fwend: The Inbetweeners actor Blake Harrison was joined by his girlfriend
Allo Allo: The funnyman mucked around with a clapperboard as he waited behind the scenes
Feisty one, you are: Fellow Inbetweeners joker Simon Bird joined his fellow awards presenter Gemma Chan backstage before the ceremony
Touch of humour: Simon is one of Britain's best loved comic talents, while Jack Whitehall's girlfriend Gemma is known for her role in Fresh Meat
Beautiful in burgundy: Gemma paired her minidress with a matching pair of knee-high boots
Dapper: Henry Cavill was sporting a busy beard as he made his grand entrance to the venue
All grown up: Love Actually's Thomas Brodie-Sangster, 24, opted for a schoolboy style suit
Young talent: Misfits star Antonia Thomas struck a pose alongside Thomas backstage
A timely entrance: Time Lord Peter Capaldi cut a smart figure as he arrived at the Grosvenour House Hotel
Family act: Jonathan Ross and his daugther Honey (left) supported his award-winning producer wife, Jane Goldman (centre)
Awards glory: Jane was joined onstage by MarkStrong , Sophie Cookson and Sofia Boutella to be presented with the Best British Film prize for Kingsman by Empire Awards veteran James McAvoy
Where's Colin? The team behind action-comedy Kingsman (from left to right) Mark Millar, Sophie Cookson, Dave Gibbons, Jane Goldman, Sofia Boutella and Mark Strong posed in the winners' room
Living legend: Ralph Finned received a standing ovation as he collected the Empire Legend Award
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