Rebecca Hall and Killers Of The Flower Moon actress Lily Gladstone led a parade of boldface names at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards on Wednesday.
Held at TAO Downtown in Manhattan, the awards show rolled out a red carpet that welcomed a formidable array of showbiz heavyweights.
Among them, Rebecca was a showstopper in a see-through nude blouse that fell to mid-thigh and allowed her to subtly flaunt her sculpted midriff.
Pulling her best smoldering supermodel stare, the Vicky Christina Barcelona bombshell teamed the blouse with a matching skirt.
Balancing expertly on a towering pair of silver heels that complemented her clutch, she brought the look together with a choker and a jeweled bracelet.
Rebecca Hall (left) and Killers Of The Flower Moon actress Lily Gladstone (right) led a parade of boldface names at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards on Wednesday
Among them, Rebecca was a showstopper in a see-through nude blouse that fell to mid-thigh and allowed her to subtly flaunt her sculpted midriff
Pulling her best smoldering supermodel stare, the Vicky Christina Barcelona bombshell teamed the blouse with a matching skirt
Meanwhile Lily, whose breakout movie Killers Of The Flower Moon is getting the best film gong at the awards show, cut a resplendent figure on the red carpet.
The design of her gleaming gold strapless top brought back memories of the old Art Deco movie palaces of New York City.
Her opulent blouse was teamed elegantly with a deeper gold pleated skirt that fell to the floor as she swanned about the premiere.
Before she entered the venue, Lily could be glimpsed performing a bit of fan service and signing autographs out on the sidewalk.
Killers Of The Flower Moon director Martin Scorsese could also be spotted on the red carpet, opting for old-school style in a striped midnight blue suit and pink tie.
His daughter Francesca Scorsese accompanied him to the New York Film Critics Circle Awards, where she posed with her gal pal Federica Domeneghetti.
The ceremony also played host to Da’Vine Joy Randolph, who is being honored with the best supporting actress prize for her turn in The Holdovers.
Da’Vine, who was a Tony-nominated Broadway actress before her new round of Hollywood acclaim, rocked a sparkly black minidress to her latest red carpet.
Meanwhile Lily, whose breakout movie Killers Of The Flower Moon is getting the best film gong at the awards show, cut a resplendent figure on the red carpet
The design of her gleaming gold strapless top brought back memories of the old Art Deco movie palaces of New York City
Before she entered the venue, Lily could be glimpsed performing a bit of fan service and signing autographs out on the sidewalk
Killers Of The Flower Moon director Martin Scorsese could also be spotted on the red carpet, opting for old-school style in a striped midnight blue suit and pink tie
His daughter Francesca Scorsese accompanied him to the New York Film Critics Circle Awards
While there, Francesca also posed with her gal pal Federica Domeneghetti
The ceremony also played host to Da’Vine Joy Randolph, who is being honored with the best supporting actress prize for her turn in The Holdovers
Elsewhere at the fete, May December director Todd Haynes could be seen warmly embracing his movie’s leading man, Riverdale heartthrob Charles Melton.
May December, which was inspired by the real life scandal of Mary Kay Letourneau and Vili Fualaau, was being recognized that night for its screenplay.
Screenwriter Samy Burch posed for a group shot on the red carpet with Todd and Charles before being presented with her award.
Charles, 33, was the image of the smoldering Hollywood hunk, flashing a rakish smile while in a white t-shirt that plunged beguilingly over his chest.
He teamed a swank black leather jacket with a matching pair of harem trousers, teasing his luscious black locks into an elegant coiff.
Elsewhere at the fete, May December director Todd Haynes could be seen warmly embracing his movie’s leading man, Riverdale heartthrob Charles Melton
Screenwriter Samy Burch posed for a group shot on the red carpet with Todd and Charles before being presented with her award
Screenwriter Samy Burch posed for a group shot on the red carpet with Todd and Charles before being presented with her award
Charles, 33, was the image of the smoldering Hollywood hunk, flashing a rakish smile while in a white t-shirt that plunged beguilingly over his chest
He teamed a swank black leather jacket with a matching pair of harem trousers, teasing his luscious black locks into an elegant coiff
Christopher Nolan, who was getting best director for Oppenheimer, stood for a picture with his cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema, who was also being honored
Justine Triet, whose new picture Anatomy Of A Fall got best foreign film that night, posed with Paul Dano, part of the Cannes jury that gave the movie the Palme d’Or
Meanwhile Celine Song, whose movie Past Lives was getting best first film that night, was pictured with none other than Steve Buscemi
Steve, who also recently directed a film called The Listener with a cast that included Rebecca Hall, attended the awards show on the arm of his girlfriend Karen Ho
Christopher Nolan, who was getting best director for Oppenheimer, stood for a picture with his cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema, who was also being honored.
Justine Triet, whose new picture Anatomy Of A Fall got best foreign film that night, posed with Paul Dano, part of the Cannes jury that gave the movie the Palme d’Or.
Meanwhile Celine Song, whose movie Past Lives was getting best first film that night, was pictured with none other than Steve Buscemi.
Steve, who also recently directed a film called The Listener with a cast that included Rebecca Hall, attended the awards show on the arm of his girlfriend Karen Ho.
