Jodie Comer cut a striking figure in a red halterneck top as she joined the likes of Eddie Redmayne and his wife Hannah Bagshawe at Givenchy's Paris Fashion Week show on Friday.

The actress, 33, turned heads in the bold scarlet number which featured gathered material which then draped down the front from the waist. 

Jodie teamed her top with smart black trousers and heeled black mules, with the Killing Eve star seen striking a pose as she prepared to take in the French fashion house's Womenswear Spring/Summer 2027 collection. 

Sweeping her hair into an updo with loose tendrils at the front, Jodie was the picture of elegance as she smiled for snaps before taking her seat on the FROW.

The beauty was in good company at the show as film star Eddie, 44, and his former financial publicist wife Hannah, 43, were also in attendance.

Eddie cut a cool figure in a double denim ensemble, rocking a jacket with an upturned collar and matching baggy jeans.

While like Jodie, Hannah opted for a bright red look, teaming a cardigan with a black leather skirt.

The Givenchy event also welcomed Viscountess Emma Weymouth, who made a very stylish arrival.

The Marchioness of Bath was as glamorous as ever in a plunging black gown which she teamed with a bomber jacket and shades.

Janelle Monae meanwhile nailed androgynous chic in a grey pinstripe suit, while stylist Law Roach turned heads in a blue plaid ensemble. 

Elsewhere, Cynthia Erivo was sure to turn heads as she rocked an eye-catching black leather ensemble to the fashion show.

Showcasing her unique sense of style, the Wicked star donned a leather jumpsuit-style outfit, which she teamed with a silver handbag, statement black earrings and super high platform heels. 

Paris Fashion Week kicked off on Monday with designers including Victoria Beckham and Saint Laurent due to unveil their Spring/Summer 2027 collections. Louis Vuitton will close the finale on October 6.

Earlier this year, Jodie spoke to Harper's Bazaar about anxiety she has felt in her career, including her first foray into theatre at 29, saying: 'I was very anxious, very aware that people were thinking, "Is she going to be able to do this?"'

On how she has changed, she went on: 'I have more confidence now, I know myself more. I feel that when you’re playing a character with certain attributes, you are forced to touch upon, discover and illuminate those parts of yourself.'

Discussing the two months she spent in Belfast filming The Death Of Robin Hood, she revealed that her love of cooking and gardening means she always demands a kitchen wherever she is residing while on location.

She said: 'It’s a big thing for me. I’ll be travelling up in my car with all these jars of ingredients rattling around, my yoga mat, my blankets.'

On her aim in life, she said: 'My dream, and I’m manifesting this, is to have a space where I can just be in my underwear, gardening.'

Discussing Killing Eve, she said: 'Villanelle blessed me. Because she was so multi-faceted, people couldn’t put me in a box. 

'That offered me a lot of freedom.'