Bellissimo! Monica Bellucci looks bloomin' lovely as she shows off her killer curves in a floral print dress

PUBLISHED: 18:35 EST, 12 September 2012 | UPDATED: 19:53 EST, 12 September 2012

With a whole host of films battling it out for attention, it can sometimes be hard to get noticed at the Toronto International Film Festival.

But Monica Bellucci ensured that wasn't a problem for her new movie Rhino Season as she took to the red carpet earlier today (Wednesday).

Showing off her killer curves in a form-fitting floral print dress, the stunning Italian actress ensured all eyes were on her as she attended a photocall to promote the forthcoming film.

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Bloomin' lovely: Monica Bellucci showed off her killer curves in a striking floral print dress

The demure, yet striking, gown hugged her silhouette in all the right places, and nipped in at the waist to create the perfect hourglass figure.

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Completing her look with a pair of simple black court shoes and her brunette locks flowing around her shoulders, the 47-year-old actress looked breathtaking.

Showstopping: The Italian actress ensured all eyes were on her as she promoted new movie Rhino Season at the Toronto International Film Festival

And despite Bellucci's co-star, Belcim Bilgin, attempting to grab the limelight in a vibrant yellow skater-style dress, no-one could outshine the striking Dolce and Gabbana model.

The mother-of-two recently opened up about ageing, admitting she has felt more beautiful the older she has got.

She told the Mail: 'It’s not about the biological beauty, it’s about another kind of beauty.

'Perfection doesn't exist': The 47-year-old beauty recently admitted she has grown more comfortable in her own skin as she has got older

'It’s about the womanliness that comes to your face and your body from your life and your experience.

'I feel much better in myself mentally today than when I was 20. I am confident and I deal with my problems better. I accept who I am and that perfection doesn’t exist.'

In Rhino Season, a love story set against the backdrop of political change in Iran, Belluci plays an Iranian woman living 30 years after the country's revolution.