Paula Patton looks sensational as she shows off her toned legs in thigh-skimming mini dress at Steve Jobs premiere
She has been enjoying an extended trip to the UK for the past week.
And Paula Patton appeared to be having a wonderful time as she attended the premiere for new biopic, Steve Jobs at the BFI London Film Festival's closing night gala on Sunday.
The 39-year-old actress looked stunning in a black skater dress with flattering long sleeves while she added an interesting Peter Pan collar to make the outfit pop.
Scroll down for video
Stunner: Paula Patton appeared to be having a wonderful time as she attended the premiere for new biopic, Steve Jobs at the BFI London Film Festival on Sunday.
Paula, who was married to singer Robin Thicke for 10 years, showed off her incredible legs in the thigh-skimming number - which despite its high hemline, had a demure feel due to its covered sleeves and high neck.
The 2 Guns star injected a dash of colour into the ensemble by adding a seemingly-detachable Peter Pan collar in a bright red hue with a scalloped trim, which perfectly coordinated with her large, leather clutch bag in the same colour.
She flaunted her muscular legs in a pair of barely black tights while adding height to her already statuesque frame with the addition of pointed ankle boots.
Rocking the look: The 39-year-old actress looked stunning in a black skater dress with flattering long sleeves while she added an interesting Peter Pan collar to make the outfit pop
How short can you go? Paula, who was married to singer Robin Thicke for 10 years, showed off her incredible legs in the thigh-skimming number - which despite its high hemline, had a demure feel due to its high neck
Legs eleven! She flaunted her muscular legs in a pair of barely black tights while adding height to her already statuesque frame with the addition of pointed ankle boots
Make like Paula in a Maje collar dress
At the BFI closing night gala, Paula Patton stepped out at the Steve Jobs première and she really caught our eye in a cute mini dress.
The American actress obviously wanted to make an impact while she's over here in the UK and she certainly did that on the red carpet. She chose this pretty contrast collar number that at first glance looked like the dress from Valentino's autumn 2014 collection. But on closer inspection the dress was different, especially the collar which wasn't embellished like the Valentino pick. It was Maje who dressed the American beauty, the brand clearly taking inspiration from the Italian fashion house.
Being Maje, this dress is wonderfully affordable, unlike Valentino's which retailed back in 2014 at over $4k! Maje's dress is just $470 and you can still buy it at Net-a-Porter (right) and we think it's a total style steal.
Want to take a shop around first for cute collar dresses? See below for our other suggested alternatives.
Paula kept her hair and make-up simple by pulling her luscious brunette tresses into a severe high ponytail.
The mother-of-one, who shares five-year-old Julian with Robin, added a dab of rouge to her high-cheekbones while defining her well-shaped eyebrows and sporting a dash of eyeliner topped off with lashings of mascara.
Her jewellery was simple yet stand-out as she wore a series of diamond earrings and a single bangle on her left wrist.
Natural beauty: Paula kept her hair and make-up simple as she pulled her luscious brunette tresses into a severe high ponytail
Dolled up to the nines: The mother-of-one, who shares five-year-old Julian with Robin, added a dab of rouge to her high-cheekbones while defining her well-shaped eyebrows and sporting a dash of eyeliner
Paula is a busy woman aside from her London stay; she has been busy filming The Do Over, which tells the story of two guys who decide to fake their deaths to reap the benefits, co-starring Adam Sandler and David Spade.
She also has an additional two films in post-production, a video game inspired flick Warcraft and The Perfect Match, starring Terrence Jenkins who portrays a playboy trying to change his ways.
The American beauty is no doubt continuing her transition as a single lady after ending her relationship with Robin last year after the divorce was officially finalised in March 2015.
Partying up a storm! After the premiere, Paula headed over to the BFI London Film Festival Closing Night Gala Party at London's Tobacco Dock venue
Floral fancy: Joining Paula at the star-studded event was Downton Abbey star Laura Carmichael, who looked stunning in a metallic, brocade mini-dress which featured a floral print - pictured with actress Chloe Pirrie
Party time! Laura looked stunning as she stood next to Chloe who wore a sexy black gown with a bolero over her shoulders
After the premiere, Paula headed over to the BFI London Film Festival Closing Night Gala Party at London's Tobacco Dock venue.
Joining Paula at the star-studded event was Downton Abbey star Laura Carmichael, who looked stunning in a metallic, brocade mini-dress which featured a floral print and waist-accentuating cut.
She posed up a storm with actress Chloe Pirrie who wore a sexy black gown with a bolero over her shoulders.
Back in black: Artist and film-making duo Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard cut stylish figures in head-to-toe black yet Iain added a splash of colour with a red scarf
Pretty in pink and black! Photographer Amanda Eliasch and artist and ballerina Henriett Tunyogi posed a storm in very contrasting ensembles
Artist and film-making duo Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard cut stylish figures in head-to-toe black yet Iain added a splash of colour with a red scarf.
Photographer Amanda Eliasch and artist and ballerina Henriett Tunyogi posed a storm in very contrasting ensembles.
Amanda was sporting all black with a dash of luxury through gold embroidery and Henriett going for a baby-pink maxi number which clung to her every curve.
The woman of the moment was BFI's chief executive officer, Clare Nevill who was no doubt celebrating another successful festival for the British institute, while she was joined by the festival's director Clare Stewart.
The leading ladies: The woman of the moment was BFI's chief executive officer, Clare Nevill who was no doubt celebrating another successful festival for the British institute, while she was joined by the festival's director Clare Stewart
- Gruesome video shows GIANT blackhead removed from forehead
- Terrifying moment angry elephants attack moped driver
- The moment rage driver swerves and smashes into...
- NFL Network broadcasts naked Bengals players in locker room
- Eddie Murphy does Bill Cosby impression for DC award show
- Clip shows Johnny Manziel's roadside fight with girlfriend
- Man dies after being dragged through streets of Derna
- Watch surreal moment Michigan State wins improbable victory
- Biker runs for his life to escape rampaging elephant...
- Hillary Clinton laughs when quizzed about her emails
- Vulture gets its head stuck in a dead pig's butt
- Epic video of cat sneezing and other cat jumps for its life
- PICTURE EXCLUSIVE: Lamar Odom passed out on brothel bed...
- Terror on Southwest flight at LAX as 'passenger starts...
- 'They accused me of killing and eating my grandmother':...
- The new Air Force One kitted out with improved nuclear...
- Smoking gun emails reveal Blair's 'deal in blood' with...
- On your bike! Moped rider begs for mercy from angry...
- High-flying doctor and mother-of-three died from 'acute...
- Two-year-old boy found wandering Philadelphia alone at night...
- A close shave? Terrified jihadists leave their BEARDS on the...
- Lamar Odom could need a kidney transplant for his failing...
- Devastated bride's mother holds $35,000 wedding reception...
- EXCLUSIVE: Saudi prince charged with sex assault of his maid...