Last night, stars including Emily Atack, Laura Whitmore and Idris Elba attended the 2021 GQ Men Of The Year Awards.
The long list of celebs who celebrated the glitzy ceremony at the Tate Modern in London comes as in-person events resume following the coronavirus pandemic.
With a star-studded guest list, the celebrities in attendance got to reunite as they cheered on those who scooped top prizes, followed by a boozy afterparty.
TV star Emily, 31, looked worse for wear as she clambered into a black taxi following the exclusive bash.
She clutched onto a bag which appeared to have the event name written on it, while grabbing onto someone's arm to keep herself upright as she teetered in her sky-high heels.
New mum Laura Whitmore appeared to let her hair down at the event, as she was pictured looking giddy as she left the ceremony.
Laura stunned in a black jumpsuit with a crystal-embellished shawl around her shoulders to add something extra.
She carried a matching handbag and wore black heels to top off her sophisticated look.
The Love Island presenter put on some red lipstick for a pop of colour and tied her blonde hair back into a low ponytail.
Earlier in the night, she posed with pal Emily for a stunning snap.
The duo looked great as they enjoyed a night full of socialising and partying.
Meanwhile, Idris Elba - who hosted the ceremony with his wife Sabrina - was in extremely high spirits as he left the venue with her by his side.
The pair were extremely cheerful as they celebrated their successful hosting duties, with Idris doing a thumbs up at the snapper.
Idris and Sabrina held hands and smiled as they made their way towards a taxi home.
They both looked smart as they dressed for the formal occasion, which appeared to be a great night.
During the ceremony, Idris joked he spent their isolation time on Pornhub while Sabrina gushed over Bridgerton's Rege-Jean Page.
Other stars spotted leaving the venue were TV and radio presenter Maya Jama, model Winnie Harlow, songstress Anne-Marie, controversial former GMB host Piers Morgan, Line of Duty's Adrian Dunbar and football pundit Jamie Redknapp.
Winners of the awards include England manager Gareth Southgate, who was named Inspiration Of The Year, and was given his award by former England ace and Match of the Day host Gary Lineker.
Director Quentin Tarantino was named Writer of the Year, with the gong presented by Shaun of the Dead director Edgar Wright, while rapper Stormzy dished out the Solo Artist of the Year award to Ed Sheeran.
Other winners included actor Paul Bettany (Leading Man of the Year), Wolf Alice (Band of the Year), Sacha Baron Cohen (Icon) and Dame Vivienne Westwood (Gamechanger).
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