Succession star Sarah Snook dazzled as she stepped out with her A-list pals on Thursday night for the Melbourne International Film Festival premiere.
The Adelaide-born actress, 36, radiated elegance and charm as she graced the red carpet, beaming for the cameras in a chic ensemble.
Snook turned heads in a designer grey blazer, effortlessly paired with a crisp white dress shirt and sleek black trousers.
She added a touch of glamor to her look with a silver bolo tie and pearl earrings and looked to be having the time of her life as she graced the exclusive event.
Her radiant makeup highlighted her flawless complexion, while her signature long red hair was perfectly styled in loose waves, which cascaded around her shoulders.
Snook lit up the red carpet with her infectious smile, effortlessly stealing the spotlight.
The Emmy-award winning actress attended the event for the world premiere of her new stop-motion animated movie called Memoir of a Snail.
She cut an elegant figure as she posed alongside her co-star Kodi Smit-McPhee, director Adam Elliott and producer Liz Kearney.
Succession star Sarah Snook (pictured) dazzled as she stepped out with her A-list pals on Thursday night for the Melbourne International Film Festival premiere
The Adelaide-born actress, 36, radiated elegance and charm as she graced the red carpet
Snook’s co-star Kodi Smit-McPhee, 28, looked effortlessly chic in all black.
The Elvis actor’s jet-black hair was freshly styled and he sported an intense expression as he posed alongside Sarah at Melbourne’s night of nights.
Meanwhile, Blue Heelers star Damian Walshe-Howling, 53, sported a rugged look in a black leather jacket paired with blue jeans and and tan boots.
His black hair was freshly styled and he looked to be in good spirits as he posed for snaps.
Australian filmmaker Warwick Thornton was also in attendance, and cut a captivating figure in a black and brown patterned blazer and matching dress shirt.
Sarah rose to fame in Succession which ran from 2018 until 2023.
Her part in the critically acclaimed hit series won the red-headed beauty a raft of best actress prizes including an Emmy and two Golden Globes.
She cut an elegant figure as she posed alongside her co-star Kodi Smit-McPhee (left), director Adam Elliott (right) and producer Liz Kearney
Meanwhile, Blue Heelers star Damian Walshe-Howling, 53, sported a rugged look in a black leather jacket paired with blue jeans and and tan boots
Australian filmmaker Warwick Thornton (right) was also in attendance, and cut a captivating figure in a black and brown patterned blazer and matching dress shirt
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