Zoe Saldana was honoured with two trophies at the 45th London Critics Circle Film Awards at the swanky May Fair Hotel on Sunday.

The American actress, 46, beamed following her acceptance speeches as she took to the red carpet alongside fellow winners Daniel Craig, 56, and Mikey Madison, 25. 

Zoe won the Best Actress award for her role in controversial musical Emilia Pérez as well as the Derek Malcolm Award for Innovation, making her almost a shoo in for an Oscar last this month. 

She became the second recipient of gong, which honours innovation in film and named in memory of the late English film critic Derek Malcolm.

Meanwhile 007 star Daniel, 56, won the much coveted Dilys Powell Award for Excellence in Film, gushing over the honour  to Deadline he said: 'This is such an immense honour and I'm incredibly grateful to the London Film Critics' Circle'.

Previous winners have included the likes of actors Kate Winslet and Michelle Yeoh as well as film directors Pedro Almodovar and Sally Potter.  

Mikey, who is also nominated for a Best Actress Oscar, received the breakthrough performer for playing the titular character in romantic comedy-drama Anora.

Elsewhere Brits Marianne Jean-Baptiste, 57, and Ralph Fiennes, 62, nabbed Best Actress and Actor for their roles in Hard Truths and Conclave respectively. 

Zoe looked incredible in an eye-catching lace corset dress for the star-studded ceremony. 

Her gown was compete with a black and nude lace corset-style bodice paired with a tassled full skirt.  

James Bond star Daniel cut a suave figure in a brown three-piece suit and layered his double-breasted blazer which he layered over cream shirt and patterned tie.

He swept back his sandy locks and completed the ensemble with a pair of quirky silver rimmed spectacles complete with blue tinted lenses. 

In high spirits, Mikey looked especially joyful following her Oscars nomination for her work in Anora.

The latest project from acclaimed writer and director Sean Baker (Tangerine, The Florida Project) features Madison in the lead as the titular character, a Brooklyn sex worker who unexpectedly marries the son of a Russian oligarch just a week after he hires her.

Last month, she opened up to LetterBoxd in a TikTok clip and revealed that she credits director Sean for doing an 'incredible' job portraying the film's complex characters.

'I think Sean [Baker] is such an incredible filmmaker and is so dedicated to authentically portraying these interesting characters that not a lot of people are interested in putting up on a screen,' she said.

'So there are so many incredible actors that were able to bring these characters to life, and I think the film is funny and sad, and there's a little bit of everything for everyone.'

Madison has previously appeared in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, the Scream franchise and Lady in the Lake.

Madison has already opened up about a highlight from Anora's release: a screening that was thrown for real-life sex workers and strippers.

'That was something I wanted to do for a long time,' she said in an interview with Variety. 

'I could probably cry talking about it. It's the most important thing because the movie is for sex workers. So that was really special. 

'Just to walk in and all of these amazing women are clapping with their heels, giving us applause. That was beautiful.'

After a buzzy premiere at the London Film Festival, Anora was released in theaters on October 18 with a $6 million budget.

Mikey was up for a Golden Globe for her role in Anora under the Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy category. 

Madison tends to keep her personal life private, focusing much of her attention on her acting career. 

While she shares glimpses of her life on social media, she generally maintains a low-key, reserved presence off-screen.