Jodie Turner-Smith commands attention in a stunning green silk gown at Academy Museum Gala

She knows how to walk a red carpet like the back of her hand.

And this occasion was no different for actress Jodie Turner-Smith who turned heads in her striking green silk dress with feather cuffs.

When she appeared at the Academy Museum on Saturday night for the second annual Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles, the 36-year-old looked like a work of art as she posed for the cameras.

Putting on an emerald floor-length dress, the plunging neckline showed Jodie’s ample assets and enviable frame.

Delicate gold floral embellishments adorned the base of the dress, arms, shoulders and waist.

Periwinkle blue feathers covered the cuffs of the dramatic trumpet sleeves she played with when she was photographed.

Her face spoke as her glowing skin shone, with a black-and-gold smokey eye and a glossy nude lip.

As an accessory, she wore a pair of chunky black diamond earrings that matched her makeup look perfectly.

Her blue hair also matched the feathers of her dress.

Julia Roberts is expected to receive the first-ever Icon Award at the Academy Museum Gala, which will be held for the second time this year.

When first held last September, the star-studded event managed to raise a whopping $11 million for the new museum, per The Hollywood Reporter.

Other honors this year include Doctor Strange star Tilda Swinton, who is receiving the Visionary Award, which “honours an artist or scholar whose extensive body of work has advanced the cinematic art.”

Also in attendance were Brooklyn Beckham and his wife Nicola Peltz who put on a much-loved display.

David and Victoria Beckham’s son looked enamored with his wife Nicola when he planted a kiss on her cheek during the star-studded event.

Olivia Wilde, Hailey Bieber and Julia Roberts led a procession of more celebrities at the second annual Academy Museum Gala.

Olivia, 38, fresh off the success of her latest directorial venture Don’t Worry Darling starring her boyfriend Harry Styles, went braless under a sheer dress.

She made hearts beat faster in a sparkly silver dress that hugged her impressively petite body perfectly and was sheer enough to leave astonishingly little to the imagination.

George Clooney, who starred with Julia Roberts six times during their illustrious career, and his elegant wife Amal Clooney were among the guests to attend the star-studded event.

The Vantage Award honoring “an artist or scholar who has helped contextualize and challenge dominant narratives surrounding cinema” goes to Steve McQueen, director of 12 Years A Slave and Shame.

Parasite producer Miky Lee, who is also Vice-Chairman of the Academy Museum Board, will receive the Pillar Award in honor of her “exemplary leadership and support for the Academy Museum.”

Oscar-winning actresses Lupita Nyong’o and Halle Berry will co-chair the gala with TV impresario Ryan Murphy and successful horror producer Jason Blum.

Former TCM presenter Jacqueline Stewart, who was named head of the Academy Museum in July, praised Julia earlier this year when it was announced she would receive the icon award.

Over the course of her extensive and renowned career, Julia has embodied iconic characters and memorable roles. We are excited to honor her continued excellence in the industry and contribution to the arts,” she gushed.

“We are very grateful to Julia, Miky, Steve and Tilda, Rolex and our co-chairs and the host committee for making our second annual gala a night to remember.”

The Academy Museum opened just four days after the first gala last year, sparking a storm of controversy over its political leanings.

Critics denounce the museum for emphasizing the contributions of various minorities to the American film industry while virtually ignoring the white Jewish immigrants from Central and Eastern Europe who played a major role in creating Hollywood.

The museum responded to the backlash by announcing in March that they will add a permanent exhibit highlighting the Jewish history of the film industry.