Julia Roberts was the star of the show as she arrived at the premiere of her latest film, After The Hunt, at the Venice Film Festival this Friday night, joined by her well-known co-stars.

The 57-year-old Hollywood star looked stunning in a form-fitting, long-sleeved navy gown as she graced the red carpet.

Julia kept her look simple and elegant, wearing her light brown locks in soft waves and accessorising with a selection of silver jewellery.

She was joined by her co-stars Ayo Edebiri, Andrew Garfield and Chloë Sevigny, who all looked sensational as they posed ahead of the big night.

The Bear star Ayo cut a very glamorous figure in a strapless red dress, which featured a dramatic bow style decoration on the back of the garment.

Meanwhile, Chloë made a statement in a black lace one-piece with a ruffle skirt, adding height to her frame with a pair of strappy heels. 

Earlier in the day, Julia, Chloë, Andrew and Mia all dazzled in the Italian city as they attended the photocall for their film.

It comes as Julia makes her Venice debut as she stars in brand new thriller After The Hunt, which will premiere at the festival. 

The film’s synopsis reveals: ‘A college professor finds herself at a crucial point in her life both personally and professionally when a star student accuses a colleague, and a hidden secret from her past threatens to surface.’

Luca Guadagnino, who directed the film, was also snapped with its lead stars. 

Julia kept her look simple and elegant, wearing her light brown locks in soft waves and accessorising with a selection of silver jewellery. 

The Pretty Woman actress added inches to her statuesque frame as she slipped into a pair of towering, black, Roger Vivier platform heels. 

To accessorise, Julia added a pop of colour with a patterned black and white bracelet and dangly silver earrings.

Chloë put on a very leggy display as she stepped out in a unique lace bodysuit, which she paired with a large diamond necklace.

To finish her ensemble, Chloë slicked her blonde tresses up into a tight updo. 

Andrew appeared in top spirits as he stepped out onto the red carpet wearing a pale blue two-piece suit. 

Andrew sported a clean shaven look which made him look worlds apart from his usual self as he removed his grisly-looking beard. 

The Bear star Ayocut an elegant display as she accessorised her look with a huge silver ring and matching dangly earrings.

Meanwhile Farhana Bodi was the epitome of old Hollywood glamour as she stepped out in a silver, floor-length, strapless gown. 

Alessandra De Tomaso put on a very leggy display as she stepped out in a structured leotard layered over polka dot tights. 

Noemi Brando looked classy as she wore a two-toned dress which featured a ruffle sleeve and a purple ribbon around her waist.

Lady Amelia Spencer and Lady Eliza Spencer coordinated their dresses for the event as they stepped out in ethereal floaty gowns.

Isabeli Fontana showcased her incredible physique as she wore a purple beaded dress which featured a floral design.

Alessia Colonna was the epitome of chic in a bright white dress which featured a sweet heart neckline and silver diamantes.

Adding a pop of colour to the star-studded event, Simona Jakstaite put on a leggy display as she wore a bright blue dress with a slit up the leg.

The A-listers were snapped as they came together earlier in the day for a photocall for the festival ahead of the premiere of their new film 

Julia, who arrived earlier this week makeup-free, wore a stripped yellow and brown blouse under a navy blazer along with dark denim jeans paired with a brown heel.

The Notting Hill actress, 57, looked fresh-faced with minimal makeup for the media event.

As crowds gathered to catch a glimpse of the stars, Julia could be seen waving to the enthusiastic fans.

While she seemed in good spirits on the outing, the day before she had a rather more tense time, being accused of presenting a ‘post #Metoo’ film’ which was – according to one questioner – ‘bad feminism.’

In After The Hunt she plays a Yale college professor who defends a professor friend (Andrew ) who is accused of sexual assault by a younger woman (Ayo Edibiri).

At one point the Yale counsellor sighs of the allegations: ‘I believe her. But whatever happened to stuffing everything down like the rest of us?’

Julia didn’t answer a question about feminism but repeatedly said that she just hoped that the film would spark conversations.

She said: ‘We’re not making statements; we are portraying these people in this moment in time. I don’t know about controversy, per se, but we are challenging people to have conversation.

‘To be excited or or infuriated about it is up to you. If making this movie does anything, getting everybody to talk to each other is the most exciting thing that I think we could accomplish.’

She added that she felt that ‘humanity’ had ‘lost the art of conversation.’

The film is playing out of competition at the Venice Film Festival and premieres Friday night. 

Ahead of the premiere, actress Chloë looked chic at the photocall in a rose-coloured embroidered dress that featured cutouts at the front.

She completed her look with an subtle open-toe white heel and a pair of 90s inspired small sunglasses as the Italian sun beamed down.

With her blonde hair tightly slicked back into a bun, Chloë, 50, looked to be in good spirits while pulling animated posses, including sticking her tongue out for the cameras.

Meanwhile, Andrew Garfield opted for a more casual look, though still appeared pristine for the snaps.

The 42-year-old wore a baby blue woolen jumper, paired with a cream pair of chinos as he joined his co-stars.

Ayo Edebiri dazzled in a stunning white two-piece outfit, with her blazer featuring a sweetheart neckline.

With her tiny frame on display, she completed her look with a pair of open-toe high heels amid the summer heat.