Saoirse Ronan put on a dazzling display as she led the British and Irish stars in attending the Governors Awards held at the Ray Dolby Ballroom at Ovation Hollywood on Sunday night.

The Irish actress, 30, looked sensational in a dramatic fringed baby blue gown as she joined the likes of Kate Winslet, Barry Keoghan, Paul Mescal and Tilda Swinton at the star-studded event.

Saoirse oozed sophistication as she modelled the off-the-shoulder dress which featured an eye-catching fringed trim.

The beauty added coordinating drop earrings to her look, while her blonde cropped locks were styled in a simple centre parting.

Meanwhile, Kate Winslet, 49, cut a stylish figure a smart black trouser suit with cream floral detailing.

The тιтanic star boosted her height with black pointed heels while she accessorized with statement gold earrings and gold rings.

Saoirse Ronan put on a dazzling display as she led the British and Irish stars in attending the Governors Awards held at the Ray Dolby Ballroom at Ovation Hollywood on Sunday night

The Irish actress, 30, looked sensational in a dramatic fringed baby blue gown as she joined the likes of Kate Winslet [L] , Barry Keoghan , Paul Mescal [R] and Tilda Swinton at the star-studded event

The stunner highlighted her flawless complexion with a creamy make-up palette, while sweeping her locks into a simple bun. 

Irish actor Barry Keoghan, 32, meanwhile showed off his unique style, wearing a frilly collar white shirt under a black tuxedo. 

The Saltburn star finished off his attire with a gold feathered pin and a gold chain with a silver ring attached.

The red carpet also saw Paul Mescal looking sharp in a black suit and vintage-inspired lace-up white shirt as he mingled with his co-stars and other Hollywood greats as the glitzy ceremony.

The Gladiator II leading man oozed confidence as he casually posed with his hand in his pocket on the red carpet. 

Elsewhere, Tilda Swinton, 64, took out from the crowd as she rocked a bold red dress on the red carpet.

The figure-hugging number cinched her in at the waist and featured an eye-catching ruched and beaded detail down the front. 

The Room Next Door star styled her blonde tresses in a quirky quiff, with the beauty finished her look with a dramatic sweep of red lipstick.  

Irish actor Barry Keoghan, 32, meanwhile showed off his unique style, wearing a frilly collar white shirt under a black tuxedo 

Elsewhere, Tilda Swinton, 64, took out from the crowd as she rocked a bold red dress on the red carpet

Saoirse oozed sophistication as she modelled the off-the-shoulder dress which featured an eye-catching fringed trim

The beauty added coordinating drop earrings to her look, while her blonde cropped locks were styled in a simple centre parting

The films star looked radiant as she posed for snaps at the glitzy event

Saoirse looked gorgeous as she led the British and Irish stars at the event

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Nicholas Hoult meanwhile looked suave in a black blazer and matching wide-legged trousers, which he matched with a simple white T-shirt.

The About A Boy star appeared to have confirmed he secretly married Bryana Holly, whom he shares two children with.

Nicholas reportedly referred to the model. 31, as his ‘wife’ while sharing her response to a scary scene in his horror flick Nosferatu.

Speaking to E! News on the Governors Wards red carpet, he remarked: ‘Afterwards, I remember I had my wife’s nails imprinted on my hand. I was like, “Oh my gosh, this was tense.”‘

Elsewhere, Andrew Garfield drew the eye as he rocked a smart navy ensemble, consisting of a blazer and trousers with a matching shirt.

The ceremony was also dominated by American stars, with the likes of Angelina Jolie, Jennifer Lopez and Jennifer Lawrence gracing the red carpet.

The Governors Awards, a prestigious honor bestowed by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, recognize extraordinary lifetime achievement in cinema and exceptional contributions to the film industry. 

Saoirse’s red carpet radiance comes after she recently revealed she is embracing playing flawed characters after her latest role as alcoholic Rona in The Outrun. 

The Irish beauty admitted she now gives ‘less of a f*** about things being palatable’ and is enjoying playing characters who aren’t always the most likeable and have challenging qualities. 

Saoirse made headlines last month after she stunned a panel of male celebrities into silence with her comment on male violence on The Graham Norton Show. 

And now the star has spoken critically about the current tendency to ‘filter our personalities’ for social media.

Starring in ELLE’s 2024 Women in Hollywood she spoke about playing a flawed character in The Outrun she explained: ‘I haven’t played anyone like that anyone like that since Briony Tallis [her character from Atonement]. And I was so ready for it. 

‘I felt confident enough in my ability, but also confident enough in who I was. I didn’t feel like I was being held down by a need to only play likable people. 

‘Because I got to shape it creatively, I just gave less of a f**k about things being palatable.’

Revealing how she was inspired by Lena Dunham’s characters in Girls, she continued: ‘We’ve gotten into this habit of filtering our personalities so much, reducing them to a line on Instagram or Twitter. 

‘And to be able to have the opportunity to go, “Look, this person can be fully formed and have sh**y qualities and also redeeming ones, and let’s honor all of that”—I’m at the point in my life where I’m like, “That’s what I want to see onscreen”.’

Last month the actress set social media alight during her appearance on Graham Norton when she made a remark about gender-based violence while sat alongside an otherwise all-male panel of Paul, Denzel Washington and Eddie Redmayne.

As the men laughed about how they wouldn’t think to access their phone to retaliate in the event of an attack, Saoirse stunned the group into silence as she finally found a moment to speak amidst the hilarity and declared: ‘That’s what girls have to think about all the time.’ 

The brutally honest comment prompted a moment of silence from the panel before Saoirse asked the crowd: ‘Am I right, ladies?’ eliciting a huge round of applause from the studio audience.

Breaking her silence on the viral moment, Saoirse spoke to Ryan Tubridy on Virgin Radio UK, as she admitted the reaction ‘wasn’t something she expected,’ before going onto ‘urge more women to speak out’.

She said: ‘The reaction has been wild. It’s definitely not something that I had expected, and I didn’t necessarily set out to sort of make a splash. 

‘But I do think there’s something really telling about the society that we’re in right now and about how open women want to be with the men in their lives.

‘So many men and women that I know from all over the world have gotten in touch with me about this one comment, which is, again, I would urge people, please, please, please to watch this in context.

‘Please watch the whole interview or watch at least that part of the conversation, because it really wasn’t about… the boys weren’t sort of like debunking anything that I was saying.

‘But at the same time, it felt very similar to like when I am at dinner with a bunch of my friends and I will always make the point that, well, this is actually an experience that we go through every single day, 100%.

‘Paul being one of my very dear friends, I’ve had conversations like that with him before and he completely gets that and completely understands that but I think the fact that there was a moment like that that happened on a show like Graham Norton, which is something that the entire nation channels and to watch and even overseas, it’s something that people tune into, it seems to have had an accessibility which seems to have really gained traction, which I think is amazing.

‘It’s opening a conversation and again, hopefully it’s allowing more and more women to just be like, well, yeah, actually, let’s talk about our experience.’