Olga Kurylenko looks regal in pale pink chiffon gown and embellished jacket as she graces the red carpet at the Dubai International Film Festival

Published: 17:57 GMT, 8 December 2017 | Updated: 19:00 GMT, 8 December 2017

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She has been riding on a high following the critical success of her latest film, The Death of Stalin.

And Olga Kurylenko continued to fly the flag of Russian cinema as she attended the premiere of her new movie at the Dubai International Film Festival on Friday.

The 38-year-old actress cut an elegant figure, gracing the red carpet in a pale pink chiffon gown and heavily embellished coat.

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Glam: Olga Kurylenko continued to fly the flag of Russian cinema as she attended the premiere at the Dubai International Film Festival on Friday

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It’s safe to say Olga Kurylenko turned heads when she attended the premiere of her new movie at the Dubai International Film Festival.

She looked angelic in this blush-coloured gown and heavily embellished coat. Unsurprisingly, the look is by Elie Saab – the King of eveningwear – and more specifically from his fall 2017 couture collection.

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Olga flaunted her incredible figure in the flattering frock, cinching in her trim waist with a thin band before billowing out into a pleated skirt.

She paired the Ellie Saad designer gown with a sheer overcoat, which featured thousands of tiny pearls and beads around an embroidered swirl design.

The Ukranian beauty oozed confidence as she posed on the red carpet, adding a boost to her height with a pair of chunky black heels.

She styled her brunette tresses in Hollywood curls and complemented her glowing complexion with blush-swept cheeks and a deep pink lip.

Elegant: The 38-year-old actress graced the red carpet in a pale pink chiffon gown and heavily embellished coat

Elaborate: She paired the Ellie Saad designer gown with a sheer overcoat, which featured thousands of tiny pearls and beads around an embroidered swirl design

Olga stars in The Death of Stalin alongside Jason Isaacs and Andrea Riseborough.

The film is currently on-track for success at the British Independent Film Awards in December, as the early presented craft categories resulted in three gongs for the film.

A further five nominations in major categories could see the Armando Iannucci-directed picture scoop some major prizes during the ceremony on December 10.

Beauty: Olga posed alongside actor Adrian McLoughlin at the film premiere, which took place at the Madinat Jumeriah Complex

In the film, Olga plays Soviet pianist Maria Yudina, who famously refused a monetary gift from Stalin after a musical piece of hers was requested by the Communist dictator, and in a shocking twist on usual proceedings lived to tell the tale.

The French actress has gone from strength-to-strength after she was discovered in Moscow at the age of 13.

She moved to the French capital at the age of 16 to kick-start her modelling career, before giving acting a go in 2005 - finding success in the role of Nika Boronina in the movie adaptation of the video game Hitman (2007).

She starred in Momentum (2015), To the Wonder (2012), and Oblivion (2013) alongside Tom Cruise, and acted opposite Russell Crowe in The Water Diviner (2014).

Success: The Death of Stalin is currently on-track for success at the British Independent Film Awards in December, as the early presented craft categories resulted in three gongs for the film