Gemma Chan led the glamorous arrivals alongside model Sara Sampaio at the Monster premiere during Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday evening.

The Crazy Rich Asians actress, 40, put on a radiant display as she took to the red carpet during the 76th annual festival ahead of the screening.

Gemma’s white lace high neck gown featured a flowing skirt and cape detailing on the back of the garment.

The screen star added delicate dazzling accessories to her look including a pair of drop earrings and a tennis bracelet.

Meanwhile, Sara, 31, brought a splash of colour to the carpet, as she wowed in a bright orange chiffon gown with a feathered hem.

Bridal chic: The Crazy Rich Asians actress, 40, put on a radiant display as she took to the red carpet during the 76th annual festival ahead of the screening

Gorgeous: The stunning garment featured a cut out segment across her midriff and a dramatic train, which followed her down the red carpet

All eyes on me! They were joined at the photo opportunity by Hollywood actress Viola Davis, 57, who threatened to steal the show in an incredible feathered look

Crew: Director Pedro Almodovar and cast members Ethan Hawke, Manu Rios, Jose Condessa, Jason Fernandez and George Steane

The stunning garment featured a cut out segment across her midriff and a dramatic train, which followed her down the red carpet.

The supermodel wore her brunette locks slicked back into a chic bun and opted for a bronze pallet of make-up, finishing the look with gold earrings.

They were joined at the photo opportunity by Hollywood actress Viola Davis, 57, who threatened to steal the show in an incredible feathered look.

The Woman King star teamed a simple asymmetric white gown with the oversized feathered coat, which certainly drew eyes as she made her way down the red carpet.

Viola wore her hair in an afro style and showcased her radiant complexion with a dewy coat of make-up, complete with a heavy coverage of eyeshadow and a glossy lip.

She completed the ensemble with a pair of statement earrings. 

The glamorous arrivals were joined by Ethan Hawke, who arrived arm-in-arm with his wife Ryan Shawhughes.

Monster [also known as Kaibutsu] was written and directed by Hirokazu Kore-eda, who received praise for his 2018 film Shoplifters. The film marks his return to a Japanese-language project after he received the Palme D’Or at Cannes that year. 

This way! The Woman King star teamed a simple asymmetric white gown with the oversized feathered coat, which certainly drew eyes as she made her way down the red carpet

What a moment: The supermodel wore her brunette locks slicked back into a chic bun and opted for a bronze pallet of make-up, finishing the look with gold earrings

Unreal: Sara had the picture perfect moment as she threw the cape of her dress into the air

Glowing: The stars were red carpet visions as they posed for photos at the premiere

The plot sees a mother [Sakura Andō] confront her son’s teacher after noticing worrying changes in her child’s behaviour. The audience sees the perspective of the mother, teacher and child, before the truth of the story finally emerges.

Ethan worked with Hirokazu on The Truth in 2019 so it seems he wanted to show support for his friend at the screening.

Amy Jackson was among the first arrivals as the festival entered its second day with the screening of the new foreign language film.

The model and actress appeared to be without boyfriend Ed Westwick as she made her way across the red carpet, but his absence did nothing to dim her spotlight. 

Greeting photographers, Jackson, 31, commanded attention in a sweeping black evening dress with a hip-length slash that barely protected her modesty, while fully exposing her legs.

Arrivals: Star of the film Ethan Hawke arrived hand-in-hand with his wife Ryan Shawhughes

Cool character: The actor put on a very animated display as he took to the red carpet

Sexy! Amy Jackson was among the first arrivals as the festival entered its second day with the screening of the new foreign language film 

Here she comes: Amy Jackson was among the first arrivals as the 78th annual Cannes Film Festival entered its second day with a screening of new foreign language film Monster