She always turns heads on the red carpet.
So it came as no surprise to see Gemma Arterton oozed glamour as she attended the Harper’s Bazaar Women of the Year Awards, at Claridge’s Hotel in London on Thursday.
Clad in a figure-hugging copper gown, the 31-year-old actress ensured all eyes would be on her as she posed for snaps at the star-studded event.
Golden girl: Gemma Arterton oozed glamour as she attended the Harper’s Bazaar Women of the Year Awards, at Claridge’s Hotel in London on Thursday
Featuring a halter neckline with a shirt collar design, the stylish dress clung to her slender curves before flaring out to mid-calf length.
With the gown attracting the eye and glimmering in the light, the garment complemented her slick of bronze lipstick and was offset by her sharp bobbed hairdo.
Keeping her accessories to a minimum so as not to overpower the glamorous gown, Gemma opted not to wear any jewellery and carried a small black clutch bag.
Sizzling siren: Clad in a figure-hugging copper gown, the 31-year-old actress ensured all eyes would be on her as she posed for snaps at the star-studded event
Gemma soared to fame in the 2007 comedy St Trinian’s as head girl Kelly, before becoming renowned as a screen siren with her Bond Girl debut in Quantum Of Solace.
She has since shown her incredible acting skills and versatility in a number of roles, and is currently filming the upcoming Woolf biopic Vita and Virginia.
Gemma is playing poet, novelist and garden designer Vita – who had a decade-long affair with writer Virginia Woolf.
Legs eleven: Featuring a halter neckline with a shirt collar design, the stylish garment clung to her slender curves before flaring out to mid-calf length
The Night Manager heroine Elizabeth Debicki is playing Virginia. The pair of actresses will star in the romantic drama, which is due to be released next year.
Hollywood legend Isabella Rossellini will also star in the biopic but was not present on the Irish film set.
Set in 1920s London, the movie will be helmed by Chanya Button who wrote the screenplay with Eileen Atkins.
Chic: With the gown attracting the eye and glimmering in the light, the garment complemented her slick of bronze lipstick and was offset by her sharp bobbed hairdo
The play was written based on the love letters between the two iconic feminists and has been described as ‘a fresh, provocative study of creativity, passion, sex and sexuality’.
Rupert Penry-Jones, Peter Ferdinando and Sam Hardy also star, with the latter playing Vita’s son Nigel Sackville-West.
The casting of Elizabeth comes after French actress Eva Green pulled out from playing Woolf in the biopic back in February.
All about the dress: Keeping her accessories to a minimum so as not to overpower the glamorous gown, Gemma opted not to wear any jewellery and carried a small black clutch bag
Stunning: Gemma turned heads as she arrived at the party in her glamorous gown