Helen Mirren and Andie MacDowell showcased their enduring elegance and embraced their natural grey hair as they graced the red carpet at the L’Oreal Paris party in Los Angeles on Tuesday evening.

The iconic actresses dazzled at the star-studded event celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the L’Oreal Paris Women of Worth at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, proving their timeless appeal is as strong as ever.

Helen Mirren, at 80, was a vision in a long-sleeved gown adorned with blue sequins, accessorizing her ensemble with a matching handbag and eye-catching drop earrings. Her bobbed silver hair was styled straight, complementing her glamorous makeup look perfectly.

On the other hand, Andie MacDowell, 67, who embraces aging with confidence, turned heads in a stunning backless maroon dress. The eye-catching gown featured a plunging neckline, cold-shoulder sleeves, and a halter design, accentuating her remarkable figure.

Meanwhile Andie, 67, who refuses to feel ‘shameful’ about ‘ageing’, showed off her amazing figure in a backless maroon plunging dress which boasted a halter neckline and cold-shoulder sleeves. 

Styling her grey tresses in voluminous curls, the Four Weddings and a Funeral star looked incredible as she flashed her gorgeous smile while posing for photos.  

Helen Mirren (L) and Andie MacDowell (R) embrace their natural grey hair as they exude timeless style on the red carpet a t the L’Oreal Paris party in Los Angeles on Tuesday

Helen, 80, looked nothing short of sensational in a blue sequin long sleeved gown which she teamed with a matching handbag and dazzling drop earrings

Elsewhere Kendall Jenner, 30, showed off her impeccable fashion sense in a fuzzy white dress with a thigh-high slit as she joined mom Kris, 70, on the red carpet. 

Kris dazzled in a festive red gown with a black bow. She completed the look with a black blazer and gloves.

The mother and daughter duo happily posed together on the red carpet as they kicked off the holiday season in their festive gowns. 

For the 20th consecutive year, the cosmetics brand has celebrated community changemakers, providing each with mentorship, visibility, and a $25,000 grant to help with their ongoing work. 

This year’s honorees include Yasmine Arrington Brooks, Amy Bowers Cordalis, Mizpah Brown-Rich, Keely Cat-Wells, Sloane Davidson, Lynn B. Hughes, Anita Ravi, Christina Rodriguez, Gloria Umanah, and Olivia Zhang. 

In September, Andie refused to feel ‘shameful’ about ‘ageing’ as she pushed back at expectations that women must always ‘look young’ no matter how old they are.

The actress has vowed to continue to ‘look like [she is] supposed to look’ instead of undergoing cosmetic procedures to turn back time.

She made those remarks in a video message to The Drew Barrymore Show for the host’s 50 F*** Its segment.

The Thursday Murder Club actress wore her stylish bobbed silver locks straight and opted for a glamorous palette of makeup

Meanwhile Andie, 67, showed off her amazing figure in a backless maroon plunging dress which boasted a halter neckline and cold-shoulder sleeves

Styling her grey tresses in voluminous curls, the Four Weddings and a Funeral star looked incredible as she flashed her gorgeous smile while posing for photos

In September, Andie refused to feel ‘shameful’ about ‘ageing’ as she pushed back at expectations that women must always ‘look young’ no matter how old they are

MacDowell has been quite vocal on the topic in the past, and thinks it’s funny that she’s faced criticism for her natural grey hair.

She told Katie Couric in a 2023 YouTube interview: ‘It makes me laugh when someone says it makes her look older.’

‘You know I’m [turning] 65, what do you think, I look 75 just because I let my hair go? But I don’t care, I want to be old,’ she said.

‘I’m tired of trying to be young. I don’t want to be young. I’ve been young. And to be an older person trying to be young, what an effort. That’s a lot of effort. I just can’t keep up the charade… I can’t!’

The Goodrich actress has also noted that how one approaches aging is an ‘individual choice.’

Going gray doesn’t seem to have hurt MacDowell’s career.

She has four upcoming projects listed in IMDB, including a part as ‘Grandma’ in the drama Wildfire.

It comes as Helen Mirren joined Pierce Brosnan on set filming their first scenes for MobLand season 2 at swanky Mayfair restaurant Scott’s last week.

The actress who plays matriarch Maeve Harrigan in the Guy Ritchie series, was the epitome of chic in a black faux fur trimmed coat.

For the role Helen wore what appeared to be a wig and completed the look with leather gloves, platforms and a clutch bag.

Helen beamed as she posed with model Heidi Klum 

Pictured L-R Gillian Anderson, Andie MacDowell, Aja Naomi King, Ariana Greenblatt, Kendall Jenner, Heidi Klum, and Helen Mirren

Meanwhile Pierce, 72, who plays her mob boss husband Conrad, cut a dapper figure in a smart grey pin-striped suit.

He layered the double-breasted blazer over a crisp white shirt and grey tie, while keeping warm in a long black wool overcoat.

The duo filmed scenes with Scott’s doorman as their characters dined alfresco and despite the cold weather appeared in great spirits as they shared a giggle between takes.

The gritty series follows powerful London crime bosses Conrad and Maeve Harrigan, as they battle a rival syndicate threatening their empire.

In the show, Tom Hardy stars as Harry Da Souza, their brutal fixer, who is called in to deal with any problems.

The storyline remains under wraps, but Season 2 is expected to pick up in the immediate aftermath of the Season 1 finale’s bloodshed.

The first season saw the Harrigans defeat the Stevenson family, headed by Richie (Geoff Bell), but ended on a cliffhanger with Harry being stabbed by his wife, Jan (Joanne Froggatt).

Harry had used solicitor O’Hara Delaney as a double agent to eliminate Richie’s gang, and then he and Conrad’s eldest son, Kevin (Paddy Considine), killed Richie.

The synopsis for the show reads: ‘Power is up for grabs as two warring crime families clash in a battle that threatens to topple empires.

‘In the crossfire stands Harry Da Souza, a street-smart ‘fixer’ who knows too well where loyalties lie when opposing forces collide.’

The gangster drama launched on Paramount+ in April and immediately impressed fans.