Emma Weymouth puts on a leggy display in a red mini dress at the British Fashion Awards afterparty

Emma Weymouth put on a leggy display in a striking red dress as she headed to the British Fashion Awards after-party at the Chiltern Firehouse in London on Monday.

The 36-year-old Marchioness of Bath turned heads when she changed into the sparkling halter-neck number.

The socialite cinched her waist in a dazzling silver and red belt and carried her belongings in a coordinated clutch.

Unbelievable: Emma Weymouth put on a leggy display in a striking red dress as she headed to the British Fashion Awards after-party at the Chiltern Firehouse in London on Monday

The former Strictly star added inches to her slim frame with a pair of sparkly clear heels and accessorized the look with dazzling drop earrings.

Turning up the glamour, Emma opted for a radiant makeup palette that included bold red lipstick and shimmering eyeshadow.

Earlier in the evening, Emma wowed in a light gold sequin gown with a long fluffy mermaid train as she posed on the red carpet at The Royal Albert Hall.

The star turned heads in the glamorous dress that she paired with towering gold heels.

Dressed to impress: The 36-year-old Marchioness of Bath turned heads when she changed into the sparkling halter-neck number

She styled her long locks in loose waves tossed over her shoulder, revealing a pair of crossover earrings.

The 2022 Fashion Awards returned to London’s iconic The Royal Albert Hall on December 5.

Leggy display: The socialite cinched at her waist with a dazzling silver and red belt and carried her belongings in a coordinating bag

Stunning: Emma added inches to her slender frame with a pair of sparkly clear heels and accessorized the look with dazzling drop earrings

One of the most anticipated moments on the global fashion calendar, the event celebrates fashion at the intersection of culture and is a global entertainment platform for brands, creatives, designers, artists and trendsetters who come together to celebrate the industry.

The awards are a fundraiser for the BFC (British Fashion Council) Foundation and focus on celebrating excellence in the fashion industry and supporting the future pipeline of creative talent.

The ceremony was first established in 1989 in an attempt to highlight those who make impressive contributions to the industry.

The Model of the Year award recognizes the global impact of a model who for the last 12 months has dominated the industry, with an influence that transcends the catwalk.

Turning heads: Earlier in the evening, Emma wowed in a light gold sequined gown with a fluffy long mermaid train as she posed on the red carpet at The Royal Albert Hall

Turning heads: The model turned heads in a glamorous dress that she paired with towering gold heels.