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That's what we're Tolkien about! Sir Ian McKellen, 76, puts on a dapper display in printed scarf and smart suit at Attitude Awards

Published: 19:02 EST, 14 October 2015 | Updated: 05:21 EST, 15 October 2015

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He's been a passionate advocate for gay rights ever since he publicly came out in 1988.

So Sir Ian McKellen was naturally the guest of honour at the Attitude Magazine Awards in London on Wednesday night, putting on a fabulous sartorial display in a brightly coloured scarf.

The 76-year-old Lord Of The Rings actor looked thrilled to be in attendance at the Banqueting House bash, where he was on hand to present an award.

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Stylish as ever: Sir Ian McKellan was dressed to impress at the Attitude magazine awards, held at the Banqueting House in London on Wednesday night

Ian was impeccably dressed as ever, showing off his natural flair for style by adding a tie dye purple and grey scarf to jazz up his suit.

The X-Men star completed his flamboyant look with a pair of grey brogues with patent black tips.

He joined forces with several other high-profile personalities at the event, including Coronation Street's Antony Cotton and Keegan Hirst, the first professional rugby player to openly declare his homosexuality.

United front: Ian chatted to rugby player Keegan Hirst and Coronation Street's Antony Cotton at the event

Winners on the night included One Direction's Liam Payne, who was named Sexiest Man of the Year, while late fashion designer Alexander McQueen won the Legend award.

The Great Moment prize was awarded to the landmark occasion in May when Ireland became the first country in the world to legalise gay marriage by popular vote.

Other winners were Newsnight host Evan Davis, named Man of the Year, television host Lorraine Kelly, who was named Honorary Gay, and SNP MP Mhairi Black was was named Politician of the Year.

Snazzy scarf: The lovable thespian certainly put on a strong sartorial display thanks to his tie dye, purple and grey accessory

Liverpudlian April Ashley, one of Britain's first transsexual women to have gender reassignment surgery, shared the Icon Award for Outstanding Achievement with Yoko Ono and Holly Johnson.

The magazine is celebrating the awards with eight special covers featuring winners, and exclusive interviews.

Ian has previously confessed his biggest regret in life is not coming out earlier, instead waiting until he was 49 for fear it would harm his career.

Out and proud: Ian has been a passionate advocate for gay rights ever since he publicly came out in 1988, aged 49

The thespian told the Huffington Post: 'I regret and always shall that I didn't see the significance of coming out at a much earlier date because I think I would have been a different person and a happier one.'

The award-winning actor went public amid the controversy over the Section 28 legislation which prevented local authorities from promoting homosexuality, and hasn't looked back since.

'Self-confidence is the most important thing that anybody can have. You don't have that if part of you is ashamed or hiding something', he explained.

'I can reassure people who don't feel they're able to, the world will like you better because people like honesty and authenticity.'