Daniel Craig looked worlds away from his 007 days as he arrived at the star-studded Tate Modern 25th Anniversary Gala in London on Wednesday night.
The actor, 57 – who finished his time as James Bond with the 2021 film No Time To Die – donned a typically suave cream tux and co-ord tie for the occasion.
Sporting a stylish pair of orange-tinted sunglasses over his eyes, Daniel was showcasing a much fuller head of hair than usual.
The star was also sporting long salt and pepper sideburns.
He seemed in good spirits for the occasion, and was pictured posing with his arm around Maria Balshaw, the director of Tate’s four art museums across the country.

Daniel Craig, 57, looked worlds away from his James Bond days as he arrived at the star-studded Tate Modern 25th Anniversary Gala in London on Wednesday night sporting fuller hair and quirky attire

Craig sported a far more rugged look during his time as James Bond, with the actor now donning a longer hairstyle, (pictured in 2012 Bond movie, Skyfall)

The actor, who has only featured in two movies since he finished as 007, donned a typically suave cream tux and co-ord tie for the occasion.
The actor – who was a widely popular Bond – enjoyed a five-film stint with the franchise, beginning with the 2006 movie Casino Royale.
During his days as 007 the actor sported a more rugged look than he does now, with Craig often seen opting for a longer hairstyle at events post-Bond.
He was was joined at the event on Wednesday by a host of stars, including Reese Witherspoon, Bianca Jagger, Sir Grayson Perry, Gwendoline Christie and Tracey Emin.
Legally Blonde actress Reese, 49, looked effortlessly chic on the night in a sophisticated black midi dress as she posed up a storm for photographers.
Her elegant ensemble featured an asymmetrical neckline, a black leather belt with gold hardware, and a figure-hugging silhouette.
Adding a touch of height, Reese teamed the look with classic pointed black court heels and carried a sleek gold clutch.
Reese’s outing came after she announced Sunnie, a Gen Z-focused spin-off of her Hello Sunshine label, at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity earlier this month.

He was pictured posing with his arm around Maria Balshaw, the director of Tate’s four art museums across the country

He was joined at the event by Reese Witherspoon, 49, who exuded elegance as she arrived at the star-studded Tate Modern 25th Anniversary Gala in London on Wednesday night

The American actress looked effortlessly chic in a sophisticated black midi dress as she posed up a storm for photographers outside the iconic venue
The actress put on a leggy display in a chic white mini dress, featuring short puffed sleeves, a scoop neckline, a figure-hugging design, and exposed stitch detailing.
Flaunting her long, toned pins, Reese added inches to her frame with a pair of white stiletto heels, which featured a large buckle fastening.
On stage, Reese described Sunnie as a ‘celebration’ of young women’s creativity, curiosity and agency.
She said: ‘It’s been a dream of mine to build a space where young women can be the truest version of themselves,
‘We’ve discovered that young women are not defined by doom and gloom as they’re often portrayed in media – they’re complex, creative individuals with incredible agency.
‘Sunnie will be a celebration of that spirit, giving them the tools and community to navigate life’s challenges while embracing their authentic selves.’
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the multi-platform brand will feature collaborations with such Gen Z creators and celebrities as YouTuber Lana Condor, Canadian high diver and social media personality Molly Carlson, and Young Sheldon actress Raegan Revord.
The group announced strategic alliances with organizations including AnitaB.org, Child Mind Institute, IF/THEN Initiative, and Purdue University, which will serve as the brand’s official university partner.

Her elegant ensemble featured an asymmetrical neckline, a black leather belt with gold hardware, and a figure-hugging silhouette

Former actress Bianca Jagger also turned heads as she arrived at the fundraising gala wearing a stylish silk co-ord

She completed her look with a silk, floor-length cardigan featuring tassel trims, and sported a pair of white boots

Meanwhile, Tracey Emin cut a laidback figure in a red oversized dress and sported a pair of navy blue crocs

English artist Sir Grayson Perry also attended the fundraising gala wearing a unique dinosaur print dress

Meanwhile, Princess Eugenie of York looked effortlessly chic in a white summer dress and nude open-toe heels

Meanwhile, Gwendoline Christie looked stunning in a black lace dress featuring a dramatic collar and puffed sleeves, as she delivered a powerful performance
The Sunnie ecosystem will span social content, digital zines, book clubs, custom curriculum, and real-world events.
Maureen Polo, head of direct-to-consumer at Hello Sunshine said: ‘Young women – despite the many pressures they face – are intentionally creating space for joy,
‘They’re writing their own stories, setting boundaries, finding community, and embracing both digital and real-world connections on their terms.
‘And yet, 75 percent say advertising rarely reflects how they actually talk, dress, or act — a clear signal that the industry still isn’t truly seeing them.
‘Sunnie will support and amplify these efforts, providing content, curriculum, and experiences that resonate with how they actually live their lives, not how adults assume they do.’
Hello Sunshine was launched in 2016 by Reese and Sarah Harden and has produced TV series such as Big Little Lies and The Morning Show.
It was acquired by Kevin Mayer and Tom Staggs’ Candle Media in 2021, according to the publication.

Reese’s outing comes after she announced Sunnie, a Gen Z-focused spin-off of her Hello Sunshine label, at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity earlier this month