Lucy Boynton attends Toronto Film Festival premiere of Mary Antoinette biopic Chevalier
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Off with her red! Lucy Boynton commands attention in vibrant lace co-ord as she leads the glamour at Prime Video party for Mary Antoinette biopic Chevalier
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Lucy Boynton ensured she stood out during an appearance at the Toronto International Film Festival in Canada on Sunday evening.
The British actress was in attendance as her latest film Chevalier, in which she plays doomed last Queen of France Mary Antoinette, was celebrated at a party hosted by streaming service Amazon Prime.
Opting for a vibrant red blouse and matching miniskirt, Lucy, 28, commanded attention while posing for photos before making her way inside.
Hard to miss: Lucy Boynton ensured she stood out during an appearance at the Toronto International Film Festival in Canada on Sunday evening
The actress added to her look with patterned red tights, while distinctive burgundy heels added to a vibrant ensemble.
Drawing further attention to her pretty features, Lucy opted for minimal make-up selected from a natural colour palette.
The star was in good company on the night, with Emma Corrin, Lena Dunham and Bella Ramsey all on hand to help her celebrate the launch of her latest film.
Looking good: Opting for a vibrant red blouse and matching miniskirt, Lucy, 28, commanded attention while posing for photos at the Prime Video party for her new film Chevalier
Special guests: The star was in good company on the night, with Bella Ramsey (L) and Lena Dunham (R) on hand to help her celebrate the launch of her latest film
Say cheese: Former Game Of Thrones star Bella caught the eye in a colourful statement suit
Chevalier is based on the life of the titular French-Caribbean musician Chevalier de Saint-Georges, played by Kelvin Harrison Jr.
Lucy stars as Marie Antoinette, who was executed by guillotine in 1793, in the biographical movie, which was released on Sunday.
Earlier that day the actress stole the show once again as she took to the red carpet at the world premiere of her new film r at Toronto International Film Festival.
Side by side: Oliver Garcia and Dianne McGunigle also attended the Prime party on Sunday
Make way: Samara Weaving, who plays Marie-Josephine in the new film, stood out in a sophisticated black minidress and matching heels
Lucy wowed in a stunning sheer bodysuit gown as she appeared on the red carpet for a star-studded audience at the TIFF Bell Lightbox.