Paula Patton displays her toned figure in a pretty peach gown with sheer panels at the waist as she leads the glamour at Warcraft: The Beginning premiere in London
She's taken Hollywood by storm since splitting from her ex-husband Robin Thicke.
And Paula Patton has also never looked better, stealing the show as she arrived at the Warcraft: The Beginning premiere in London on Wednesday night.
The 40-year-old actress stunned in a pretty peach gown with a flowing skirt and a low-cut halterneck top as she arrived at the BFI IMAX to promote the big screen adaptation of the popular video game.
Pretty in peach: Paula Patton looked incredible as she attended the Warcraft: The Beginning premiere at London's BFI IMAX on Wednesday night
Paula looked the picture of elegance in her gorgeous dress, which was equal parts revealing and ladylike.
The striking star chose to highlight her cleavage thanks to the embroidered bodice, held aloft with thin spaghetti straps.
She showcased her svelte waist in the fairytale inspired number, which featured sheer panels at the waist for added glamour.
Royal wave: The 40-year-old actress looked the picture of elegance in her gorgeous dress, which was equal parts revealing and ladylike
Feminine frock: The striking star chose to highlight her cleavage thanks to the embroidered bodice, held aloft with thin spaghetti straps
Glamorous: She showcased her svelte waist in the fairytale inspired number, which featured sheer panels at the waist for added glamour
Making an entrance: Paula commanded attention as she entered the central London cinema
Flattering: The floaty dress was fitted in all the right places, showcasing the actress' gym-honed figure
Demure: Robin Thicke's ex looked the picture of elegance in her embroidered gown
Paula accessorised her look with metallic heels and silver earrings, styling her brunette bob in natural curls.
She was joined by a host of stars on the red carpet, including World of Warcraft superfan, actor Henry Cavill, who was first in line to see his favourite video game brought to life.
The British hunk famously revealed that he was too engrossed in the game to answer a call from director Zack Synder, offering him the part of Superman in Man Of Steel.
Superfan: Henry Cavill was first in line to see his favourite video game brought to life on the big screen
Obsessed: The British hunk famously revealed that he was too engrossed in the game to answer a call from director Zack Synder, offering him the part of Superman in Man Of Steel
All-star cast: The special effects-laden movie co-stars Ben Foster, Dominic Cooper (pictured) and Ruth Negga, and opens on June 10
Joining forces: Toby Kebbell posed up a storm with Dominic and Paula on the red carpet
Joking around: Toby and Dominic burst into laughter as they walked the red carpet side-by-side
Hugging it out: Mamma Mia! star Dominic gave his co-star a warm embrace on the red carpet
Dapper dude: Dominic was impeccably dressed in a navy jacket teamed with a purple coat
Looking good: The 37-year-old actor was on fine form as he celebrated his new film
The gaming geek joked at the time: 'I was playing World of Warcraft, and I had my priorities straight'.
In Warcraft, Paula plays the half-human, half-orc character Garona in the film directed by the late David Bowie's son Duncan Jones.
It deals with the first encounters between humans and orcs that form the basis of the video game series World of Warcraft.
Proud moment: Director Duncan Jones excitedly walked the red carpet ahead of the screening
Stepping out: The premiere also marked the first time the filmmaker put in a public appearance following the tragic passing of his father, David Bowie
Terrific trio: Paula was the centre of attention as they promoted the video game adaptation
Special effects: In Warcraft, Paula plays the half-human, half-orc character Garona
All together now: Duncan was leading the way alongside his co-stars at the photocall
Group shot: The cast assembled as they arrived at the BFI IMAX in central London
Getting the giggles: Paula and Dominic were in high spirits, laughing and joking together
The special effects-laden movie co-stars Ben Foster, Dominic Cooper and Ruth Negga, and opens on June 10.
The premiere also marked the first time filmmaker Duncan put in a public appearance following the tragic passing of his father, David Bowie.
The director previously revealed the iconic musician had inspired him to pursue a film career.
Duncan said: 'My dad was obviously prolific in music, but he also acted and I think I had the most fun when we were on film sets... I think I got the (directing) bug back then'.
Celebrity fans: Jonathan Ross and his wife Jane Goldman turned up to watch the film, which deals with the first encounters between humans and orcs that form the basis of the video game series World of Warcraft
Dressed down: Model-turned-actor Travis Fimmel was casually clad for the occasion
Catching up: Duncan and chat show host Jonathan were engrossed in conversation outside the venue
