James Corden and his chic wife Julia Carey walk hand-in-hand after joining a host of VIP’s at the star-studded Annabel’s Gala

James Corden and his wife Julia Carey were in good spirits as they headed home after attending the Annabel’s for the Amazon Gala on Thursday evening.

The couple walked hand in hand as they left the private members club after a successful evening at the Caring Family Foundation’s annual fundraising event.

The TV presenter, 45, looked dapper as he donned a dazzling suit covered in tiny flowers that caught the light.

James paired the matching jacket and pants combo with a simple black shirt and a pair of dress shoes.

Meanwhile, his wife Julia looked stunning in a black taffeta midi dress decorated with a floral pattern.

The TV producer covered her outfit with an elegant jacket and completed her outfit with a pair of peep-toe heels.

The couple, who have been married since 2012 and have three children together, recently moved to London after James left his gig as host of The Late Late Show in America.

Annabel’s is London’s best-known private members club and is working with The Caring Foundation to fight deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest.

Actor Andrew Garfield also attended the event as he smiled in photos alongside James and Julia.

He was wearing a brown suit with a matching shirt and a pair of white leather sneakers.

Other stars in attendance included Douglas Booth, Wallis Day, Toheeb Jimoh, Harry Lawtey, Paul Forman, Chaneil Kular and Ed McVey.

Former model Wallis, 29, looked stunning in a black mini dress with a blazer and a pair of strappy heels.

The memorable event saw four-time Grammy winner Seal take center stage as he sang a medley of his soulful hits including Future Love Paradise and Crazy, with the highlight of the evening being his performance of his hit Kiss From A Rose.

As the evening progressed, the nightclub became the heart of the festivities.

Annabel’s put together a line-up of this summer’s most sought-after and trend-setting DJs: Who Made Who and Bedouin, who were on the decks until the early hours with members and guests dancing.

During the evening, attendees were treated to the limited edition cocktails ‘Heritage Fizz’, ‘Tobalá Old Fashioned’ and ‘Amazonian Gimlet’, developed for the second year in a row in collaboration with The Lost Explorer Mezcal.

Members enjoyed the limited edition cocktail menu all month long, with 100% of profits from sales going to The Caring Family Foundation’s reforestation projects, with each cocktail planting 2.5 trees back in the Amazon.

To date, TCFF has planted 1.75 million trees and seedlings and is on track to reach their goal of 2 million trees by March 2024.

This commitment makes TCFF the leading UK donor to reforestation in Brazil.

Patricia Caring, co-founder of The Caring Family Foundation and co-chair of Annabel’s said: ‘I am overwhelmed by the generosity of everyone who participated in this year’s Annabel’s for the Amazon.

She continued: “It’s our fourth year running this event and the support is stronger than ever. The collective efforts of this campaign have had a direct impact on our deforestation projects in the Amazon rainforest.

“When we think of deforestation in the Amazon, we usually think of the trees, but I’ve seen firsthand that there is so much more at stake for the life within. The indigenous communities that inhabit the rainforest face daily challenges due to the destruction of the land they call home.

‘The Caring Family Foundation works hand-in-hand with traditional and indigenous communities to build a sustainable future so they can continue to protect the Amazon for us all.

“I hope this message spreads as widely as possible and inspires people to take action with us today.”