Phoebe Dynevor wowed in a chic black strapless gown as she led the star-studded arrivals at the Harper’s Bazaar Women Of The Year Awards at Claridge’s Hotel on Tuesday night.
The Bridgerton actress, 26, was joined by The Crown actress Claire Foy who oozed glamour in a white corset dress and the Succession star Sarah Snook, 33, who looked elegant in a black sequin maxi dress.
Stepping out in a pair of towering stilettos, Pheobe looked gorgeous as she worked her angles for the camera in the stylish satin ensemble.
The Bridgerton star swept her red tresses up into a sleek bun and accentuated her features with a winged eyeliner makeup look and pink-toned lipstick.
She posed with her hands in her pockets as she showcased her toned arms in the strapless gown, which featured a silver belt detail.
Allowing the elegant ensemble to speak for itself, Pheobe forewent accessories as she arrived at the glittering event.
Meanwhile, Claire looked stunning in a bold red lip as she attended the awards party in a busty white scoop neck gown that chanelled 50s glamour.
Gorgeous: Stepping out in a pair of towering stilettos, Pheobe looked gorgeous as she worked her angles for the camera in the stylish satin ensemble
Flawless: The actresses looked stunning as they posed at the awards ceremony together
The actress completed her look with a pair of open-toed gold heels and stunning cuff diamond earrings.
Claire looked flawless as she posed for cameras in the corset dress which featured a structured torso and a romantic pleated nude skirt.
Also in attendance was on-screen legend Joan Collins, 88, who dazzled in a sequin laden black gown and elbow length silk gloves.
Joan went all out for the bash as she added a slick of hot pink lipstick to her look and added further glitz to her outfit with a pair of diamond drop earrings.
She appeared in high spirits as she beamed for cameras alongside her husband Percy Gibson who cut a dapper figure in a pinstripe suit.
The star also took the chance to catch up with artist Tracey Emin who stepped out in a velvet black maxi skirt and boots.
Finishing touches: Joan went all out for the bash as she added a slick of hot pink lipstick to her look and added further glitz to her outfit with a pair of diamond drop earrings
Pals: She appeared in high spirits as she beamed for cameras alongside her husband Percy Gibson and took the chance to catch up with artist Tracey Emin who stepped out in a velvet black maxi skirt and boots
Aimee Lou Wood put on a stylish display as she arrived at the event in a thigh-skimming black velvet dress and platform heels.
The Sex Education star completed her chic ensemble with a pair of polka dot tights and a large gold bag as she made her way into the celebrations.
She wore her chestnut shoulder-length locks in a chic touselled style and accentuated her natural beauty with a slick of dark pink lipstick.
Turning heads: Aimee Lou Wood put on a stylish display as she arrived at the event in a thigh-skimming black velvet dress and platform heels
Effortless: The Sex Education star completed her chic ensemble with a pair of polka dot tights and a large gold bag as she made her way into the celebrations
Congrats! Aimee Lou Wood posed with founder of Everyone’s Invited Soma Sara, who won the Activist Award
Claire won the actress award at the Harper’s Bazaar Women of the Year awards this year, with Phoebe, Sarah and Joan also among the winners, and in the latest edition of the magazine detailed the pressures she feels as a mother.
Speaking with the magazine, the star discussed motherhood to daughter Ivy, six, who she shares with ex-husband Stephen Campbell Moore.
She said: ‘There’s this pressure to be this cake-baking, fun, playing 24-hours a day mother, being some sort of vehicle for entertainment, love and food.
Accolade: Claire won the actress award at the Harper’s Bazaar Women of the Year awards this year
‘I’m just prepared to apologise for who I am: “I am so sorry – but you’re lumped with me. This is the hand you’ve been dealt, let’s try to make the best of it.”’
She went on to express that she no longer wants to play ‘someone’s wife’ or be a supporting actress if she can help it.
The Unsane star said: ‘It’s to underestimate the fact that women have, for centuries, been wives and mothers, and still are. That’s denying our entire history of what it means to be a woman. I’m interested in what she’s doing, what she thinks, what she believes.
‘I don’t ever want to say I’m never playing a part that is supporting, or someone’s wife, because they exist, and if you can give them a voice, you should, instead of just making all these female characters that are basically just men but look like women – the superhero women who can fly, punch men in the face, that sort of stuff.’
Recognition: Phoebe also scooped an award at the ceremony
Awards: Joan proudly posed alongside her award with Tracey
Home time: Claire glided out of the bash clutching onto her award