Jane Seymour, 73, wows in a glamorous red corset gown for charity event after escaping wildfires at her Malibu home ‘with just the clothes I was wearing’

Jane Seymour turned heads in a glamorous red satin dress Monday night as she attended the American Ballet Theater Holiday Benefit in Los Angeles.

The James Bond star, 73, looked stunning in the off-the-shoulder corset with a wrap skirt and daring thigh-high slits.

Jane wore a pair of statement metallic stilettos as she posed on the star-studded red carpet at The Beverly Hilton.

The actress styled her long blonde locks in loose waves and accessorized with a dazzling necklace and matching chunky bracelet.

Jane showed off her beautiful smile as she posed up a storm for photos ahead of the 11th annual charity event.

It comes days after Jane was left ‘shocked’ as she left her Malibu home ‘with only the clothes I was wearing’ as the California wildfire ‘came straight to my house’.

The actress revealed she was able to get out “just in time” as she praised the firefighters who did an “amazing” job saving her home from the blaze – dubbed the Franklin Fire – which broke out early last week.

Jane said her “whole house smells of smoke” after she returned on Thursday, having rushed to evacuate the property late last Monday night.

“I literally just had jeans and a sweater, which I’ve been wearing for four days and sleeping at different people’s houses,” Jane explained on the red carpet of the British American Business Council’s (BABC) annual Christmas lunch.

‘On Monday evening at 10:50 pm we received a call from my partner, John Zambetti’s son Johnny, who was at Serra Retreat.

“(He) saw a glow behind the curtains, opened the windows, saw flames 10 feet high and immediately called us and said, ‘Get out.’ Go away’.

‘That’s why we all got away just in time.

“The fire brigade was incredible and the fire reached within inches of the property and they saved so many lives and I am forever grateful and shocked. I ran out of the house with only the clothes I was wearing.

Jane is currently dating musician John Zambetti, 75, and is the proud mother of six adult children: Jenni, 44, Katherine, 42, Sean, 39, Kalen, 56, and twins John and Kristopher, 29.

The latest update from the city of Malibu confirmed that more than 10,000 acres burned in the wind-driven wildfire, with 14 buildings destroyed and 13 damaged.

Hollywood star Dick Van Dyke, who turned 99 on Friday, and pop superstar Cher were among the stars forced to leave their homes.

Accepting the LA Icon honor at the BABC event in Los Angeles, Jane said: ‘This is a huge honour, and after the week we’ve had with the fires coming right up to my house, I could I can’t even imagine having clothes on, let alone coming to talk to anyone about anything.’

On the red carpet, Jane said the fire “didn’t attack the house” because “the fire trucks came right away and we were rescued.”

“The whole house smells like smoke, but we are so grateful,” she said.

‘The work the fire brigade has done is incredible. If you are where I live, and you look up the hill, and every house the fire came within an inch of the house.

‘To me it is absolutely incomprehensible that so few buildings have been burned.’

In her speech, Jane also added that she feels “incredibly blessed” to still be able to work at the age of 73.

She added, “I don’t know how that works because usually you turn 40 and you’re a woman and you’re too old. But when I was 40, I got a little thing called Dr. Quinn, and that really saved my life – I was very lucky.”

Jane starred opposite the late Sir Roger Moore as James Bond in 1973’s Live And Let Die – his first as an MI6 agent.

The two-time Golden Globe winner said being a Bond Girl is a “nickname that will never leave me”, describing it as “probably the most important British export you can be a part of”.

Jane won the Golden Globe for Best Actress in 1996 for her role as Michaela Quinn in Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman, 14 years after her win for East Of Eden.

It comes after Dick Van Dyke was forced to crawl to his car during Malibu’s terrifying wildfire evacuation after “exhausting himself” trying to fight the flames.

The screen legend fled his home this week with his wife Arlene Silver, 53, and their animals. They have since returned and found their cat Bobo, who escaped during the fire.

Speaking to one local news channel in an interview Van Dyke, appearing on the Today show Thursday, said the fire “came from the hill, you could see it.

“And oh my God, and we got out of here.”

He revealed he was forced to crawl to his car after exhausting himself trying to use a fire hose, saying: ‘I exhausted myself, I couldn’t get up.

“Three neighbors came and carried me out and came back and put out a small fire in the guesthouse and rescued me.”