Pregnant Hannah Redmayne looks radiant in floor-sweeping blue gown as husband Eddie struggles to avert his gaze from her at The Danish Girl's Tokyo premiere

By Kayleigh Giles For Mailonline

Published: 09:39 EST, 9 March 2016 | Updated: 10:45 EST, 9 March 2016

He frequently gushes about how supportive she is of him.  

And after dazzling on his arm all award season, Hannah Redmayne once again reprised her glamorous role as she escorted husband Eddie to the Tokyo premiere of The Danish Girl on Wednesday night.  

The expectant publicist - whose ensembles during award season didn't seize to impress - once again nailed the evening's red carpet style in a floor-sweeping cobalt gown and her style looked to be a hit with Eddie, who struggled to avert his gaze from the beauty.

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Doting wife: Hannah Redmayne once again reprised her glamorous role as she escorted husband Eddie to the Tokyo premiere of The Danish Girl on Wednesday night

Doting wife: Hannah Redmayne once again reprised her glamorous role as she escorted husband Eddie to the Tokyo premiere of The Danish Girl on Wednesday night

The design was comprised of a tight silk fabric around the torso, which then billowed down from the navel in a softly pleated style, perfect for diminishing the visibility of her growing bump.

Extending the glamour to her lustrous mane, Hannah's golden locks cascaded in loose waves around her face, which modelled a barely-there make-up look.

The doting wife - who tied the knot to Eddie in 2014 - locked arms with the The Theory of Everything stand-out as they smiled for photos and displayed their undeniable chemistry on the red carpet. 

Beautiful in blue: The expectant publicist - whose ensembles during award season didn't seize to impress - once again nailed the evening's red carpet style in a floor-sweeping cobalt gown

Beautiful in blue: The expectant publicist - whose ensembles during award season didn't seize to impress - once again nailed the evening's red carpet style in a floor-sweeping cobalt gown

Eddie, 34, mimicked Hannah's charming style in a dapper, yet bold, ensemble of his own.  

The Jupiter Ascending actor chose to celebrate the evening in a tartan print three-piece suit, which he offset with a crisp white shirt and navy tie.

But Hannah wasn't the only woman vying for Eddie's attention as the British acting heavyweight was at the centre of deafening screams from fans eager for snaps of the star. 

Suave: Eddie, 34, mimicked Hannah's charming style in a dapper, yet bold, ensemble of his own

Suave: Eddie, 34, mimicked Hannah's charming style in a dapper, yet bold, ensemble of his own

Stylish as ever: The Jupiter Ascending actor chose to celebrate the evening in a tartan print three-piece suit, which he offset with a crisp white shirt and navy tie

Stylish as ever: The Jupiter Ascending actor chose to celebrate the evening in a tartan print three-piece suit, which he offset with a crisp white shirt and navy tie

Also staying devoted to his fans, Eddie - who lost out on the Best Actor award to Leonardo DiCaprio at this year's Academy Awards - wasted no time giving his adorers exactly what they wanted as he stopped to pose for snaps and sign autographs. 

Meanwhile, the TV heartthrob recently opened up the couple's new addition when speaking to Extra at the Oscars earlier this month. 

'It's gonna be a surprise,' he remarked, revealing that they will not be finding out the baby's gender before the birth.

Feeling good! The actor appeared in sprightly spirits as he walked the blue carpet with his hands firmly in his pockets

Feeling good! The actor appeared in sprightly spirits as he walked the blue carpet with his hands firmly in his pockets

Someone's popular! Hannah wasn't the only woman vying for Eddie's attention as the British acting heavyweight was at the centre of deafening screams from fans eager for snaps of the star 

Someone's popular! Hannah wasn't the only woman vying for Eddie's attention as the British acting heavyweight was at the centre of deafening screams from fans eager for snaps of the star 

'I'm going to be honest. I was like, 'Maybe we should find out' (and) my wife's like, 'We're not finding out'. She wears the trousers.'

'[It's] one of the great surprises that still exists in the world.

He added: 'We just got our first book or two, and they are just staring at us guiltily that we should be learning how to be parents but we haven’t opened them yet.' 

Unstoppable duo: Tom Cooper, who helmed The Danish Girl, was also in attendance

Unstoppable duo: Tom Cooper, who helmed The Danish Girl, was also in attendance

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