Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Ellie Bamber led the stars in attendance at the first ever Soho House Award at the private member's club in London on Thursday.
The ceremony, which was hosted by actor Stanley Tucci, 61, saw emerging talent and established figures, in film, art and TV honoured for their work over the last 12 months.
Loki actress Gugu, 39, looked incredible while hitting the red carpet in a sequinned mini dress as she flashed a glimpse of her toned legs.
The scarlet ensemble featured a chic square neck and was also embellished with silver beads.
Gugu accentuated her natural beauty with a hint of make-up as she wore her raven tresses in a bun.
Carrying the colour story into her jewellery, the stunner opted for large silver and diamond earrings which she teamed with a striking cocktail ring.
With ten categories there will be two award winners per category, one awarded to an established name and a success star. The winners were selected by a committee of Soho House experts from film, art, music, content and creative.
Meanwhile actress Ellie, 25, posed up a storm in a black halterneck dress with pleated and distressed detailing.
The Nocturnal Animals star wore her red locks in a gentle wave as she slipped her feet into silver heels.
Hollywood stars Daniel Kaluuya, 33, and John Boyega, 30, also attended the inaugural event.
The actors both appeared to have decided on a dress code as they donned similar double-breasted coats for the evening.
Tom Daly looked smart in a white suit and was joined by actress Michaela Coel as well as Heartstoppers' Kit Connor and Yasmin Finney.
The awards will be broadcast on Soho House digital platforms, including Instagram and TikTok, with winners announced throughout the night and special musical performances.
Nick Jones, Founder and CEO of Soho House, said: 'Members supporting other members are at the heart of Soho House. Our membership allows those who are established in their careers, to connect with emerging talent, their The Soho House Awards are the perfect way for us to celebrate people at all stages of their creative journey, I can't wait to see the nominations.'
Winners will be chosen by a committee of Soho House experts across film, art, music, content and creative, with one specific award - the Breakthrough Entrepreneur Award - selected from a shortlist, which includes nominees submitted by participants of Soho Mentorship and Soho Chance. Both initiatives are part of House Foundations, Soho House's ESG programme, which has a focus on providing opportunities to access the creative industries for people from lower-socioeconomic or underrepresented backgrounds.