Dakota Fanning cosies up to pal Elizabeth Olsen before joining the cast of The Last Of Robin Hood for their official TIFF portrait

By Carolyn Hiblen

PUBLISHED: 16:11 EST, 7 September 2013 | UPDATED: 09:36 EST, 8 September 2013

Dakota Fanning was the undeniable drawcard at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) this week.

The stunning blonde wowed audiences at an A-list reading of the cult smash hit Boogie Nights script and dazzled on the red carpet as she promoted new film The Last Of Robin Hood.

The 19-year-old also proved to be a hit with Elizabeth Olsen, as the pair snuggled up for a sweet photo op at the Variety Studio At Holt Renfrew on Saturday.

Very Good Girls: Former co-stars Dakota Fanning and Elizabeth Olsen cosied up for the cameras at the Variety Studio at Holt Renfrew as they took a break from promoting their movies at the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday

The cute twosome became close after filming Very Good Girls together last year and we thrilled to be reunited at the prestigious festival.

Following her showstopping appearance in a stunning cobalt blue off-the-shoulder number on the red carpet at Friday night's Robin Hood premiere, Dakota was looking equally stylish yet more demure at the photo call the next day.

The star looked angelic in a nude-coloured jumpsuit, which she paired with towering brown clogs and a matching tasseled necklace.

The Last Of Robin Hood: Dakota looked angelic as she posed alongside co-stars Kevin Kline (left), Matt Kane, Susan Sarandon - and a cute pup

Very Good Girl: The 19-year-old was one of the top attractions at the festival, making a number of stunning appearances, while she kept it neutral in nudes on Saturday

She was joined by co-stars Kevin Kline, Matt Kane and Susan Sarandon, who clutched a cute dog in the portrait.

Later that day, Elizabeth was joined on the red carpet for the premiere of Therese, alongside co-star Tom Felton - best known as Draco Malfoy in Harry Potter.

The star braved the rain in a fun black and gold zig-zag printed three-quarter length dress and black platform heels at the Princess of Wales Theatre.

The pair star as cousins trapped in a loveless marriage by domineering Jessica Lange in 1860s Paris.

Cute couple: Tom Felton and Elizabeth Olsen braved the rain to promote Therese at the Princess of Wales Theatre on Saturday

The couple that dresses together... Tom and longtime girlfriend Jade Olivia made a striking pair in their matching maroon ensembles

She's still got it: Jessica Lange kept it simple in a purple shift dress with gold detailing and nude pumps as she hit the Therese red-carpet premiere alongside her much younger co-stars

Only three days into the 10-day festival, already some of the world's biggest stars have made the trek to Canada for the star-studded annual event.

Also posing up a storm for TIFF's official portraits, a glowing mom-to-be Kate Winslet kept her bump in check in a slimming all-black ensemble as she cosied up to Labor Day co-star Josh Brolin, who looked coll in jeans and a leather jacket.

While the cast of Prisoners - Hugh Jackman, Jake Gyllenhaal, Terrence Howard and Maria Bello - followed up their red-carpet appearance on Friday night with equally impressive style as they shot their portraits.

Ready to pop! Mom-to-be Kate Winslet disguised her baby bump in slimming black as she posed with Labor Day co-star Josh Brolin for their official TIFF portrait

Glowing: The 37-year-old newlywed, whose third child is due at the end of the year, cradled her blossoming baby belly

Hunk alert! Hugh Jackman (left) and Jake Gyllenhaal promoted their new film, Prisoners, during a press conference on Saturday following their red-carpet premiere the night before

Mike Myers made a dash through the rain on Saturday to promote his directorial debut, Supermensch: The Legend Of Shep Gordon, flanked by several eager umbrella holders.

Moving past his Disney roots into grittier territory, Zac Efron added some star power to the Parkland premiere on Friday night.

The film recounts the chaos experienced at Dallas' Parkland Hospital surrounding President John F Kennedy's assassination in 1963.

So long, Disney! Zac Efron continues to push the envelope with more gritty, mature roles, receiving rave reviews for Parkland

Rainman! Mike Myers was flanked by helpful umbrella holders as he made has way to the festival in the rain on Saturday

Something to smile about: The Austin Powers star makes his directorial debut with Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon

The 25-year-old looked dapper in a black checked suit, which he wore with brown dress shoes, a white shirt and striped grey tie.

'It's really a surreal experience for me to be involved with these actors, with [Parkland's] story,' he told press before the film's premiere. 'It's something that feels very mature and really interesting. It's a whole different kind of filmmaking and I feel blessed to have been a part of it.'

Also on Saturday, British stars Ralph Fiennes and Felicity Jones enjoyed a laugh on the red carpet at the press call for The Invisible Woman - a film chronicling Charles Dickens' romance with his secret younger lover at the height of his career.

Representing the Brits: Ralph Fiennes and Felicity Jones shared a laugh at The Invisible Woman press call on Staurday

Sombre star: Michael Fassbender looked pensive as he held down the fort minus co-star and producer Brad Pitt at the 12 Days A Slave press conference

Suited and booted: Prisoners co-stars Maria Bello and Terrence Howard suited up in matching blue outfits for their official portraits

Michael Fassbender made a sombre appearance at the 12 Days A Slave conference also that day following the biography's star-studded premiere a night earlier.

Star and producer Brad Pitt didn't stick around to do press on the weekend, but brought his immense star power to the red carpet alongside his co-stars on Friday.

Meanwhile, 30 Seconds To Mars frontman and actor Jared Leto was laden down by multiple bags and suitcases, which he carried himself, as he arrived in Toronto on Friday night.

The star flew in for Dallas Buyers Club, which co-stars Matthew McConaughey and Jennifer Garner, looking a little unkempt with his long curly mane and black combat boots, though he did snaz up his otherwise casual outfit with a cool blue blazer.

Someone didn't get the memo! The Prisoners cast colour-coordinated in their blue ensembles - all except Melissa Leo, that is - at the press call the morning after their star-studded premiere on Friday night

Down-to-earth: Jared Leto showed no sign of diva behaviour, carrying his own bags as he landed in Canada to promote Dallas Buyers Club