Kate Beckinsale cut a glamorous figure as she stepped out at the 27th Costume Designers Guild Awards (CDGA) in Los Angeles on Thursday.

The actress, 51, made sure to capture attention as she took to the stage at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre while appearing as one of the event’s presenters.

Kate showed off her elegant sense of style in a black tulle ballgown, which featured a dramatic wrap-around bodice which gave a flash of her figure.

She accessorised her bombshell look with a pair of glitzy silver earrings and swept her brunette tresses back into a ponytail as she stormed the stage.

Kate presented at the awards ceremony alongside the likes of Quinta Brunson, Colman Domingo, Kathryn Hahn, Mindy Kaling, Justine Lupe and Connie Nielsen. 

Nobody Wants This star Jackie Tohn hosted the CDGAs, where Wicked and Nosferatu were among the films to take home the top prizes.

Kate Beckinsale cut a glamorous figure as she stepped out at the 27th Costume Designers Guild Awards (CDGA) in Los Angeles on Thursday

The actress, 51, made sure to capture attention as she took to the stage at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre while appearing as one of the event’s presenters

Wicked’s Paul Tazewell took home the sci-fi/fantasy film prize while Nosferatu’s costume designer Linda Muir was recognised for Excellence in Period Film.

Conclave’s Lisy Christl was awarded the Contemporary Film trophy in a landslide achievement for the three movies.

All three movies will once again be battling it out at the 2025 Academy Awards next month as they are all in the running for the Best Costume Design Oscar.

Also making up the nominees in the category are Complete Unknown’s Arianne Phillips) and Gladiator II’s Janty Yates and Dave Crossman.

Kate’s appearance at the CDGAs comes after the star appeared to have deleted all of the content on her Instagram.

Kate, who boasts 5.6million Instagram followers, is no longer showing her glamorous life on social media.

From last month, fans were unable to see any posts on the Underworld star’s account and she replaced her profile picture with a black pH๏τograph.

MailOnline contacted Kate’s representatives for a comment at the time.

Kate showed off her elegant sense of style in a black tulle ballgown, which featured a dramatic wrap-around bodice which gave a flash of her figure

She accessorised her bombshell look with a pair of glitzy silver earrings and swept her brunette tresses back into a ponytail as she stormed the stage

Kate presented at the awards ceremony alongside Quinta Brunson, Colman Domingo, Kathryn Hahn, Mindy Kaling , Justine Lupe and Connie Nielsen

Kate’s appearance at the CDGAs comes after the star appeared to have deleted all of the content on her Instagram

Kate, who boasts 5.6million Instagram followers, is no longer showing her glamorous life on social media

From last month, fans were unable to see any posts on the star’s account and she replaced her profile picture with a black pH๏τograph 

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The mystery move came shortly after Kate fumed at ‘pᴀssive aggressive’ trolls over cruel comments about her weight.

After sparking Ozempic rumours, Kate was not happy when cruel trolls shared their thoughts about her weight after she posted a pH๏τo of herself on Instagram, which was deleted soon after.

Responding to one troll, Kate fumed: ‘If it’s not a criticism, it’s a pᴀssive aggressive, completely unnecessary opinion from someone I don’t know who knows nothing about my circumstances.’

‘So next time you feel like commenting on someone’s body, I suggest you keep it to your f***ing self,’ she added.

It isn’t the first time that the London-born star has clapped back at trolls on the internet.

In May 2024, she penned a furious post hitting back at ‘insidious bullying’ online as she spoke about how the the ‘vicious’ comments on her social media were impacting her.

In the post she shared two videos – one from 20 years ago and another from a week prior at The King’s Trust Gala in NYC – alongside some pᴀssionate words.

‘Any time I post anything… I am accused of having had unrecognizable surgery, using Botox or fillers, or being obsessed with looking younger. I don’t actually do any of those things,’ she wrote at the time.