Joely Richardson and Kaya Scodelario lead the stars as they attend the premiere of The Gentlemen at the Theater Royal Drury Lane in London on Tuesday.
The highly anticipated TV series is set in the same world as the 2019 film version, but features an all-new cast of characters.
Actress Joely, 59, turned heads on the red carpet as she donned a long-sleeved black mini dress with a tassel hem and matching sleeves.
The garment also featured a high collar, while Joely added height to her frame with a pair of thigh-high boots.
The movie star also wore a pair of fishnet stockings, carried a black handbag and wore her blonde locks in a bob.
Joely Richardson and Kaya Scodelario lead the stars at the premiere of The Gentlemen at the Theater Royal Drury Lane in London on Tuesday
Actress Joely, 59, turned heads on the red carpet as she donned a long-sleeved black mini dress with a tassel hem and matching sleeves
Kaya’s outfit featured a gold detail along the neckline, as she styled her brunette locks into an updo for the evening
Kaya, 31, looked glamorous in a strapless black dress with a sheer detail that highlighted her colored pins.
The outfit featured a gold detail along the neckline, while Kaya styled her brunette locks into an updo for the evening.
Also in attendance at the premiere was The Gentlemen director and executive producer Guy Ritchie, who was accompanied by his wife Jacqui Ainsley.
The 58-year-old man looked dapper in a navy blue blazer which he paired with a white shirt, tan trousers and brown shoes.
Jacqui, 42, cut a trendy figure in a black blazer and matching mini skirt and tie, which she teamed with a white shirt.
The model also wore a pair of black heels and completed her look for the star-studded event with matching tights.
Guy was joined at the premiere by his good friend David Beckham, who looked as dapper as ever in a black suit with a navy blue tie and a light blue shirt.
Guy’s son Rocco, 23, and his girlfriend Olivia Monjardin made their red carpet debut as a couple at the screening.
Also in attendance at the premiere was The Gentlemen director and executive producer Guy Ritchie, who was accompanied by his wife Jacqui Ainsley.
Guy was joined at the premiere by his good friend David Beckham, who looked as dapper as ever in a black suit with a navy blue tie and a light blue shirt.
Guy’s son Rocco, 23, and his girlfriend Olivia Monjardin made their red carpet debut as a couple at the screening
Chanel Cresswell turned heads in a black metallic short-sleeved mini dress
Lady Amelia Windsor opted for a deep green sleeveless midi dress with a pleated hemline
It’s unknown how long the couple has been dating, but they were first spotted together in October as they left Oswald’s private club.
Rocco, who Guy shares with ex-wife Madonna, looked suave in a black suit with a light blue shirt and patterned tie.
Olivia looked sensational in a black low-cut dress with a low-cut neckline which she paired with a matching blazer.
Lead actor Theo James looked suave in a navy blue shirt, matching tie and trousers, teamed with a dark trench coat and black shoes.
Meanwhile, actress Chanel Cresswell turned heads in a black metallic short-sleeved mini dress.
The TV star, who played Coleen Rooney in Vardy v Rooney: A Courtroom Drama, hugged her waist into the figure-hugging garment and also wore a pair of black heels.
The actress styled her blonde locks in a sleek updo and accentuated her natural beauty with a light makeup palette.
Lady Amelia Windsor opted for a deep green sleeveless midi dress with a pleated hemline.
The socialite let her blonde locks fall loose over her shoulders and also wore a pair of black heels.
Ray Winstone looked dapper in a gray three-piece suit as he attended the premiere with his wife Elaine.
Lead actor Theo James looked suave in a navy blue shirt, matching tie and trousers, teamed with a dark trench coat and black shoes
Ray Winstone looked dapper in a gray three-piece suit as he attended the premiere with his wife Elaine
David looked cheerful as he posed alongside Max Beesley and Ray Winstone
Ray also posed with his co-star in the series Giancarlo Esposito
Ruby Sear opted for a black sheer mini dress and tights, while Marta Milans donned a silver blazer and matching pants with a black top
Actor Max Beesley looked smart in a blue three-piece suit and black shoes
Ray struck a playful pose on the red carpet as he was joined by his daughter Jaime (second from left) and other members of the Winstone family
Ray gave David a hug as they greeted each other on the red carpet
Jason Statham looked sharp in a black suit with matching shirt and shoes
The action star signed autographs for fans on the red carpet
In the series, Theo James plays Eddie who “inherits his father’s extensive estate only to discover” that it is a “pot empire owned by the legendary Mickey Pearson.”
A host of unsavory characters from Britain’s criminal underworld want a piece of Eddie’s operation.
Determined to free his family from their clutches, Eddie tries to make the gangsters play their own game. But as he gets sucked into the world of crime, he begins to find a taste for it.
Speaking about the new production, Guy said: ‘The world of ‘The Gentlemen’ is a bit mine, I’m very happy that with Netflix, Miramax and Moonage we have this opportunity to inhabit it again.
“We look forward to bringing fans back to that world and introducing new characters and their stories, and I’m excited to do so with this extremely talented cast.”
In the series, Theo James plays Eddie who “inherits his father’s extensive estate only to discover” that it is a “pot empire owned by the legendary Mickey Pearson.”
In addition to creating the TV series adaptation, Guy also directed the first two episodes.
The 2019 film starred Matthew McConaughey, Charlie Hunnam, Michelle Dockery, Colin Farrell, Jeremy Strong, Henry Golding and Hugh Grant.
It proved to be a box office success, grossing just over $115 million against a reported budget of $22 million.
In the film version, Mickey Pearson (played by Matthew) was a drug lord trying to sell his profitable marijuana business to a dynasty of billionaires.