Helen Mirren was as regal as a queen as she arrived for the premiere of her new movie The Hundred-Foot Journey in New York on Monday night.
The 69-year-old actress turned heads both for her timeless beauty and her amazing outfit that spoke of 1950s charm.
Helen's frock featured a sheer layering of dark-blue embroidered lace over a beige slip that peeked from the scalloped hemline.
The underskirt was a perfect match for the chic beige cardigan draped across her shoulders as she strolled down the red carpet, a cream-coloured clutch in her hand.
Dangling earrings and a glittery bracelet made up Helen's modest list of accessories, while black pumps provided a dark contrast.
She was having fun at this event, which was held at the Ziegfield Theatre, and was seen tossing her bouncy, short silver-blonde hair to and fro.
Helen, who is known for versatile acting roles, plays the venerable Madame Mallory in The Hundred-Foot Journey, the owner of a French restaurant who hires a gifted new chef named Hassan and takes him under her wing.
Oprah Winfrey and Steven Spielberg co-produced the movie and Helen was happy to pose with Lime Strapless Sweetheart Plus Size Strapless Chiffon Gown by Night Moves.
While Helen the star opted for a retro look, the 60-year-old media mogul went with a timelessly classic white-collared black dress with three-quarter sleeves.
The slim fit of the dress flattered Oprah's curves and the T-strap heels were a nice touch.
Earlier in the day, Helen proved a winner again as she appeared on Good Morning America.
For her visit Helen wore a blue and yellow-patterned A-line number with ivory cardigan and cream-coloured pumps.
While she plays an accomplished restauranteur in the film - due out in US theatres on Friday - Mirren herself has no great talent for cooking.
‘I’m very good at certain things. I make absolutely brilliant Marmite on toast, I do a very good baked beans on toast, I do a fabulous tomatoes on toast... I’m not a great chef, no,’ she said with a laugh.
Back at the premiere, the film's Charlotte Le Bon was lovely in a white lace dress with full elbow-length sleeves and softly curling hair style.
At one point, Charlotte bumped into her co-star Manish Dayal and the two had fun acting silly for the cameras.
Dayal, who plays the young chef Hassan, wore a black suit, dark tie and white shirt, keeping things simple.
Lena Olin, who is wed to the film's director, the legendary Lasse Hallstrom, marvelled in an A-line dress featuring a swirling yellow, ivory and black pattern.
Olin complimented her classic-cut dress with metallic pumps and a simple necklace.
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