Suzy Eddie Izzard stunned in a black dress as she led stars at the world premiere of Doctor Jekyll at West End’s Odeon in London on Wednesday.
The English comedian, 61, added an edgy touch with black PVC knee-high heel boots, and accessorised with a matching clutch bag.
The chic garment also featured long puffed voile sleeves, and sported a dainty necklace.
The activist didn’t spare any glamour as she donned a bold smokey eyes and finished off with a bright fuchsia pink lipstick.
The stand-up comedy favourite looked in very high spirits, while leading the glitz for his upcoming horror movie.
Making an entrance: Suzy Eddie Izzard, 61, stunned in a black dress as she led stars at the Doctor Jekyll world premiere at West End’s Odeon in London on Wednesday
Bold look: The English comedian added an edgy touch with black PVC knee-high heel boots
Stylish: She accessorised with a matching clutch bag
Doctor Jekyll sees Suzy playing the title character in a thrilling film directed by Joe Stephenson.
The adaptation of the Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson vaunts a stellar cast including the likes of Titanic star Jonathan Hyde, Scott Chambers, and Scottish actress Lindsay Duncan.
The comedian flaunted a huge smile while gleaming under the spotlight, and was seen busy posing up with the rest of the actors on the red carpet.
The actress beamed for the camera in a group picture alongside John Gore, Lettie De Beaujeu, Guy de Beaujeu, Thea de Beaujeu, Scott Chambers, Joe Stephenson, Robyn Cara and Liam Coutts.
Suzy Eddie looked radiant as she posed up with her co-stars Jonathan, 75, and Scott, 32.
She recently revealed her plans to prefix her birth name with ‘Suzy’ while expressing a desire to retain ‘Eddie’ for public appearances.
Taking to Instagram earlier this month, Izzard confirmed the change but admitted she was happy for people to continue using her birth name, as well as male pronouns – despite expressing a preference for she/her.
Sharing a brief post, she wrote: ‘As people may now well know, I have added the name ‘Suzy’ to my names.
Details: The chic garment also featured long puffed voile sleeves, and sported a dainty necklace
Catching the eye: The activist didn’t spare any glamour as she donned a bold smokey eyes and finished off with a bright fuchsia lipstick
Main star: Doctor Jekyll sees Suzy Eddie playing the title character in a thrilling film directed by Joe Stephenson
High spirits: The comedian flaunted a huge smile while gleaming under the spotlight, and was seen busy posing up with the rest of the actors on the red carpet (pictured with Scott Chambers)
Strike a pose! The actress beamed for the camera in a group picture alongside John Gore, Lettie De Beaujeu, Guy de Beaujeu, Thea de Beaujeu, Scott Chambers, Joe Stephenson, Robyn Cara and Liam Coutts
Co-stars: Suzy Eddie looked radiant as she posed up with her co-stars Jonathan, 75, and Scott, 32
Bold: Blood & Money actor Scott looked suave in a total black sparkling suit
Smart: Elsewhere, director Joe Stephenson donned a grey pinstripe suit co-ord with a light blue shirt
Pals: The Good Drug filmmaker sported a cap as he posed alongside The Queen’s Gambit sensation Jacob Fortune-Lloyd
Stylish: The Star Wars actor, 35, caught the eye in a long black skirt, teamed with a white shirt and a black jacket
Stunner: Co-star Robyn Cara – who will play Maeve – also hit the red carpet – in a chic black mini dress
Leggy: She showed off her toned legs and accessorised with black ankle boots
‘So going forward I am preferring Suzy but I don’t mind Eddie. And I prefer she/her but I don’t mind he/him.
‘So no one can really get it wrong unless they call me Kenneth or Sabrina. I am remaining Eddie Izzard in public. Thank you. Suzy/Eddie.’
Days earlier Izzard revealed the abuse she faced after coming out as transgender in the less accepting 1980s.
The popular comedian, who is genderfluid, first came out as trans in 1985 when she was 23.
She told Good Morning Britain hosts Kate Garraway and Ben Shepherd about how she was ostracised by society and ‘fought in the streets’ after receiving abuse.
‘If you were trans you were considered toxic and not part of society. There weren’t any conversations when I came out in ’85 so it was such a hard mental thing to do because I had to sort of go do it.’
She continued: ‘You had to basically go out and if people shouted at you on the street, if they fought you in the streets, you had to fight back and stand your ground.’
In disbelief, Shepherd asked if she was ever actually involved in a physical fight.
Izzard continued: ‘Yes. Not a huge amount of times.
‘I did have a big fight which I’ve talked about. There’s been a few fights and a lot more people shouting abuse.
‘That has got less over the years, but then if I go to other places I can get it. I just stand my ground.
‘Everything after that is not so hard! Doing stand-up in French and German.’
Blood & Money actor Scott looked suave in a total black sparkling suit.
Elsewhere, director Joe Stephenson donned a grey pinstripe suit co-ord with a light blue shirt.
The Good Drug filmmaker sported a cap as he posed alongside The Queen’s Gambit sensation Jacob Fortune-Lloyd.
The Star Wars actor, 35, caught the eye in a long black skirt, teamed with a white shirt and a black jacket.
Co-star Robyn Cara – who will play Maeve – also hit the red carpet – in a chic black mini dress.
She showed off her toned legs and accessorised with black ankle boots.
Also in attendance of the premiere were the likes of Naomi Isted, Lauren Oakley, Valerie Leon, Liam MacDevitt,
Naomi, 44, looked sensational in a total white suit co-ord.
The Beauty and fashion columnist sizzled in an oversized blazer and wide leg trousers, and accessorised with a golden shoulder bag.
Strictly favourite Lauren, 32, donned a trendy look in a green print co-ord.
The pro dancer rocked a ruched top with bouffant cut-out sleeves, and an asymmetrical midi skirt.
She kept it comfortable with black Dr Martens boots, and carried the essentials in a black shoulder bag.
Incredible: Naomi Isted, 44, looked sensational in a total white suit co-ord
Fashionista: The Beauty and fashion columnist sizzled in an oversized blazer and wide leg trousers, and accessorised with a golden shoulder bag
Toned: Strictly favourite Lauren Oakley, 32, donned a trendy look in a green print co-ord
Trendy: The pro dancer rocked a ruched top with bouffant cut-out sleeves, and an asymmetrical midi skirt
Elegant: Hollywood legend Valerie Leon looked typically classy in a blue sequinned blazer, teamed with navy trousers and a white silk top
Dazzling: The fashion icon looked glowing as she accessorised with gleaming diamond earrings and necklace
Dapper: Former footballer Liam MacDevitt, 28, looked smart in a black wide leg trouser, white T-shirt and an oversized beige blazer
Hollywood legend Valerie looked typically classy in a blue sequinned blazer, teamed with navy trousers and a white silk top.
The fashion icon looked glowing as she accessorised with gleaming diamond earrings and necklace.
Former footballer Liam, 28, looked smart in a black wide leg trouser, white T-shirt and an oversized beige blazer.
