Claire Foy, Jodie Comer and Gemma Chan led the British glamour at the Critics' Choice Awards on Sunday evening.
The actresses stayed true to their impeccable red carpet style, each turning heads as they arrived at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California.
Leading the pack was The Crown star Claire, 34, who looked the epitome of sophistication in a one-shouldered black diamante jumpsuit, while Jodie was just as stylish as her Killing Eve character Villanelle in a semi-sheer Broderie anglaise gown.
Claire opted for the understated black ensemble to show off natural beauty as she took to the red carpet.
Featuring a chiffon blouse with an asymmetric sleeve, the screen sired drew attention to her slender waist with a crocodile print belt and tailored black cigarette trousers.
She complemented the diamante studs with bejewelled sandals and silver earrings, while she wore her cropped brunette locks in soft waves. Claire finished off the look with a pink lip, blush-swept cheeks and black eyeliner.
Sophisticated: Claire opted for the understated black ensemble to show off natural beauty as she took to the red carpet
Gorgeous: She complemented the diamante studs with bejewelled sandals and silver earrings, while she wore her cropped brunette locks in soft waves
Star of the show: Gaining recognition for her role in the industry, Claire received the #SeeHerAward
Gaining recognition for her role in the industry, Claire received the #SeeHerAward, and was introduced by last year’s winner Viola Davis.
'In preparation for this evening I watched Viola's speech that she made,' she said, adding to laughter from the audience: 'Don't ever do that. One because you end up just watching five hours of acceptance speeches but also because you realize how profound and elegant Viola is.'
Claire said she struggled with the idea she was worthy of the award, saying her initial response was: 'I've offered nothing and I have nothing to offer.'
Wow: Meanwhile, Jodie, 25, dazzled as she walked the red carpet in her glamorous gown. The dress offered just the right amount of glitz, adorned with delicate sequin decoration from head-to-toe, covering her slinky shift dress underneath
Au natural: The star wore her locks in soft glamorous waves, while accentuating her attractive features with light touches of pink hues of make-up
Shock: Following her nomination at the awards, Jodie admitted that she was taken aback by the international success of Killing Eve
However, after thinking things through, she came to the realization that: 'The greatest privilege of your life is to be who you are and I've realized that that's all I have to offer - to be myself.'
She said she hoped that viewers of her work would: 'recognize themselves on screen in someway and see a thought or an emotion onscreen and they can see themselves.'
Referring to her role as Janet Armstrong in First Man, she said: ''She lived her life with such braveness.'
Claire said the role would normally be 'just the wife'.
'There's no such thing as just the wife and that's our job,' she said, 'to question' how people were portrayed.
Good looking duo: Emily Blunt and her husband John Krasinski coordinated in their ensembles for the Sunday night show
A vision: The 35-year-old British beauty chose a silver and white embellished gown with a diamond drop earrings
Meanwhile, Jodie, 25, dazzled as she walked the red carpet in her glamorous gown.
The actress' co-star Sandra Oh picked up the gong for best actress in a television drama last week at the Golden Globes, so Jodie was no doubt hoping that Sunday would be her night.
Jodie looked the picture of elegance as she posed on the red carpet, wearing a semi-sheer floor-length gown which featured leafy applique all over.
Her gown offered just the right amount of glitz, adorned with delicate sequin decoration from head-to-toe, covering her slinky shift dress underneath.
Iconic: Jameela Jamil stole the show on the red carpet in Los Angeles this Sunday, dazzling in a polka-dot Oscar De La Renta gown
Down to earth: When she was complimented on her dress during an interview with KTLA, she jokingly called herself 'a sloth with breasts'
The Dr Foster star, who is originally from Liverpool, largely kept her awards look accessory free aside from a pair of statement drop earrings.
Look lovely in lace like Jodie in Zuhair Murad
She was one of the first to step out at this year's Critics' Choice Awards, but we think Jodie Comer may have already taken best dressed!
The young actress channeled her fashion-forward Villanelle alter ego in a jaw-dropping designer gown for the festivities.
Featuring gorgeous cape-style sleeves and lots of dreamy lace, this Zuhair Murad gown is an ethereal piece that had us all falling instantly in love.
We love how the star kept the rest of her look simple with loosely curled hair and nearly-nude makeup, letting the dress really take centre stage!
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The star wore her locks in soft glamorous waves, while accentuating her attractive features with light touches of pink hues of make-up.
Following her nomination at the awards, Jodie admitted that she was taken aback by the international success of Killing Eve.
Inside the event: She wore her glossy raven locks swept back into a plait, which also featured black ribbon tied around the two ends for an added touch of glam
The series, which also stars Sandra Oh in the title role, follows MI5 officer Eve Polastri as she becomes obsessed with hunting the mysterious assassin known as Villanelle.
Gemma Chan also looked sensational as she stepped out to support the film at the 24th annual ceremony.
The 36-year-old actress didn't hold back with her outfit choice, sporting an incredible eye-catching gown adorned with a purple floral print.
Gemma's dress appeared strapless, however it featured a sheer fabric across her chest, offering the illusion that she had opted for a Bardot style.
The Humans star rocked the daring number which boasted ruffled detailing around the top before fanning out into an elegant skirt, which she pulled off effortlessly.
The dress was belted around the middle with an elegant satin ribbon, clinching her slim waist, and even featured a train which followed her down the red carpet.
Looking good: Gemma's opulent look, which mirrored the style of the film, was accessorised with a pair of chic drop earrings but otherwise let the dress do the talking (pictured with co-star Harry Shum Jr)
She wore her glossy raven locks swept back into a plait, which also featured black ribbon tied around the two ends for an added touch of glam.
Gemma, who is dating Mamma Mia's Dominic Cooper, showcased her natural beauty with a bronze pallet of make-up and a nude lip.
It's been a good year for Gemma who starred in the Box Office smash hit Crazy Rich Asians and moved in with hunky Dominic.
Gemma found herself thrown even further into the spotlight, after starring in the film, released earlier this year. The high grossing film has made $235million to date and is the first blockbuster in 25 years to feature an all-Asian cast.
Big night: Richard Madden (L) and Mary Poppins Returns actor Ben Whishaw (R) led the best dressed British men as they cut dapper figures on the blue carpet in black suits
Victorious: Ben celebrated a win for his role as Michael Banks in the reprisal of the Disney film, taking home the gong for Best Supporting Actor
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Main photo article Claire Foy, Jodie Comer and Gemma Chan led the British glamour at the Critics’ Choice Awards on Sunday evening.
The actresses stayed true to their impeccable red carpet style, each turning heads as they arrived at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California.
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