The stars were out in force for the Chloe show as part of Paris Fashion Week on Sunday night.

Olivia Wilde led the celebrity arrivals and flashed her abs in a white lace co-ord which displayed her gym-honed physique.

The actress, 41, teamed the long-sleeved crop top and matching skirt with a trendy bag and gold jewellery as she posed for the cameras.

Also at the show was British star Aimee Lou Wood who looked every inch the fashionista in a black vinyl coat.

The actress, 31, boosted her height with heeled boots and a gold Chloe belt while making her arrival.

Singer Rita Ora meanwhile kept things low-key in an all-black look while styling her blonde tresses into a sleek bob.

Alexa Chung, Claudia Schiffer, Liv Tyler and Poppy Delevingne were among the other names in attendance at the very star-studded show.

Paris Fashion Week runs until Tuesday and has already seen a host of stars stepping out for shows.

Aimee's appearance at the Chloe show comes after she said she has no regrets over calling out a 'mean' SNL sketch that poked fun at her teeth as she continued filming for Anxious People on Monday.

In the sketch, which included host Jon Hamm, Sarah Sherman wore huge prosthetic teeth as she parodied the actress's White Lotus character in a skit called White Potus. 

Speaking out about the cruel impression, Aimee said she was forced to 'break the pattern' after being bullied about her 'Bugs Bunny' teeth in school.   

She told BBC News: 'I don't regret saying it because it was breaking a pattern, which is what I would usually do – what I did when I was younger and got bullied.' 

'I thought, I have a choice here to go in and be embarrassed about it and just say, 'I didn't like that. It was mean.''

The backlash to the skit prompted an apology from Saturday Night Live star Sarah after she came under fire from viewers.

Aimee added: 'No matter what chaos came from it, I'm still happy for me and my personal journey that I said something.

'I've gone into meetings with directors that I've admired and burst into tears and not been able to say a word and I think that kind of urge is always to correct, to say, 'I'm so sorry that I just did something messy,' and actually you didn't do anything wrong.'

Aimee earned an Emmy nomination for her portrayal of Chelsea in season three of The White Lotus.  

This week, swapped her bikini's for an oversized casual look as she began filming for Anxious People in London.

Aimee was a far cry from her iconic character Chelsea - instead sporting a black beanie as well as an oversized jacket and trousers.

She is set to play in the Christmas-themed movie alongside Hollywood darling Angelina Jolie.

The new film is set the day before Christmas Eve, when and investment banker named Zara (Angelina), 'begrudgingly finds herself mingling with a group of strangers at an open house.'

Aimee, who plays the 'reluctant bank robber', inadvertently takes the strangers hostage as chaos ensues.

Elsewhere, Aimee said the intensity of her rise to international stardom has meant a past eating disorder has threatened to surface again.

The British actress suffered from bulimia, social anxiety and body dysmorphia as a teenager, and says the stress of being in the spotlight can take a toll on her mental health.

'I still have moments when I'm really overwhelmed and stressed and I feel it coming back up, like, 'I could just take back control by not eating',' she told the Radio Times. 'Then I go, 'No, I have to [eat]' and I catch that and try not to get burnt out.'

Aimee said the support of fans has helped her through some of her darker days.

'It gives me confidence on the days where sometimes that little demon comes back up,' she said.

She was diagnosed with ADHD last year and is undergoing tests to ascertain whether she is autistic. But, she says, she now realises her neurodiversity is a 'superpower' that has made her better at her job.

'I don't need everyone to understand me. The people that get me, get me,' she added.