Padma Lakshmi turned heads when she arrived at the star-studded New York screening of The Duke on Tuesday night.
The model, 51, looked sexy, yet sophisticated while posing for photographers in a fitted gray cardigan and matching trousers.
She styled the ensemble with a silky cream blouse that was left partially unbuttoned.
Head turner: Padma Lakshmi was a total head turner when she arrived at the star-studded screening of The Duke in New York on Tuesday night. The model, 51, looked sexy, yet sophisticated while posing for photographers in a fitted gray vest and matching trousers
Padma tucked her feet into a pair of brown suede pointed toe boots.
She was adorned with two gold pendant chains, one of which had a trio of green charms hovering over her cleavage.
The Top Chef host sported a noticeable glow and styled her wavy raven hair into a side part for the night.
Duke star Helen Mirren rocked a canary yellow wrap dress with a v-neckline that showed off her smooth cleavage.
Gold: She was adorned with two gold pendant chains, one of which had a trio of green charms hovering over her neckline
Elegance: Helen Mirren exuded elegance when she arrived at the screening of The Duke, in which she stars
The 76-year-old star wore a bright pink cape and stowed her essentials in an emerald green jeweled clutch.
The Oscar winner completed her vibrant ensemble with a pair of yellow satin heels with front bows.
She accessorized with gold bracelets, one of which was decorated with colored gemstones.
Her white hair was styled in a soft bun and she enhanced her natural beauty with a bit of eyeliner and lipstick.
Bright: The Oscar winner, 76, modeled a canary yellow wrap dress with a v-neckline that showed off her smooth cleavage
Perfect match: She layered a bright pink cape and tucked her essentials in an emerald green jeweled clutch; Helen pictured with Michael Barker, co-head of Sony Pictures Classics
She posed for photos with Sony Pictures Classics co-head Michael Barker, who looked chic in a black suit with a dark purple button-up shirt.
Kathleen Turner looked sensational in a teal velvet top and matching wide leg pants.
The 67-year-old actress rocked natural glam makeup and styled her golden blonde hair in loose ringlets that framed her face.
Kathleen posed with a black leather handbag in her hand that featured an eye-catching camo strap.
Posed: She posed with Sony Pictures Classics co-head Michael Barker, who looked chic in a black suit with a dark purple button-up shirt
Glowing: Her white hair was styled in a soft bun and she enhanced her natural beauty with a bit of eyeliner and lipstick
Decked out: The Queen actress accessorized with gold bracelets, one of which was decorated with colored gemstones
Jessica Vosk cut an elegant figure wearing a gray puff sleeve mini dress with a sweetheart neckline.
She gave her look a pop of color by fixing her long raven hair in place with a red braided headband.
Vanessa Moody and Maud Lunenfeld proved the power of LBD as they arrived at the screening in dueling black tank tops.
While Moody decided to pair her dress with a black and white paid coat, Lunenfeld showed off her fitted number in all its glory.
Sensational: Kathleen Turner looked sensational in a teal velvet top and a pair of matching wide leg pants
Accessorized: Kathleen posed with a black leather handbag in her hand that featured an eye-catching camo strap
Natural glamour: The 67-year-old actress rocked natural glam makeup and styled her golden blonde hair in loose ringlets that framed her face
Jihae looked the fashionista in a long ruffled blouse with a fitted black blazer and a pair of skintight leatherette leggings.
Celia Weston modeled a gorgeous neck scarf that accentuated her plum A-line button-down shirt and classic black pants.
The Duke is set in 1961 and follows 60-year-old taxi driver Kempton Bunton (played by Jim Broadbent) who steals artist Francisco Goya’s portrait of the Duke of Wellington from the National Gallery in London.
The film received critical acclaim when it premiered at the Venice International Film Festival in 2020, as well as at the Telluride Film Festival last year.
Stylish: Jessica Vosk cut an elegant figure rocking a gray puff sleeve mini dress with a sweetheart neckline
LBD: Vanessa Moody and Maud Lunenfeld proved the power of LBD as they arrived at the screening in dueling black tank tops
Deadline reported in February that The Duke’s theatrical release date had been pushed back from March 25, 2022 to April 22, 2022.
It was held for a week in December in order to qualify for the 2022 awards season. The Duke is the last film from the late director Roger Michell, who died in September 2021.
The Duke is a Pathé, Ingenious Media and Screen Yorkshire presentation of a Neon Films production.
Nicky Bentham is the producer and the executive producers are Cameron McCracken and Jenny Borgars for Pathé, Andrea Scarso for Ingenious Media, Hugo Heppell for Screen Yorkshire, Peter Scarf and Christopher Bunton.
Fashionista: Jihae looked like the fashionista in a long ruffled blouse with a fitted black blazer and a pair of skintight faux leather leggings
Statement scarf: Celia Weston modeled a gorgeous neck scarf that accentuated her plum A-line button-down shirt and classic black pants
At the UK premiere in February, Helen said she was drawn to the comedy-drama’s “funny” and “moving” storyline.
“It was funny, it was moving, it was unexpected. It was beautiful writing, really, really beautiful,’ she recalled to BANG Showbiz.
Helen plays Kempton Bunton’s wife Dorothy, who was a character she “really wanted to play”.
She continued, “I wanted to work with Jim and I wanted to work with Roger, so it all came together for me.”
Plot: The Duke is set in 1961 and follows 60-year-old taxi driver Kempton Bunton (played by Jim Broadbent) who steals artist Francisco Goya’s portrait of the Duke of Wellington from the National Gallery in London
