Jodie Comer stuns in a custom-made Vivienne Westwood

Anticipation levels were revved up on Tuesday evening as The Curzon Mayfair welcomed the gala screening of new film The Bikeriders. 

The cast were in attendance at the central London venue, and showing no sign of jet-lag as they continue a promotional tour that included a recent trip to Sydney. 

Ensuring she claimed the spotlight, Jodie Comer looked stunning in a custom-made Vivienne Westwood gown as she joined co-stars Austin Butler and Tom Hardy on the blue carpet. 

The actress, 31, showed off her slender figure and a hint of cleavage in the burgundy corseted dress with a draped satin skirt.

The Killing Eve star gave herself a couple of extra inches of height with a pair of strappy gold high heels.

Jodie completed her striking look by sweeping her hair up into a messy bun, with several strands left down to frame her face.

The BAFTA and Emmy award winner put on a very animated display as she posed for the cameras and waved to the crowd of adoring fans.

While her co-star Austin, 32, looked typically handsome as he cut a very dapper figure in a pinstripe suit.

The Oscar nominee donned a charcoal grey blazer over a coordinating pair of trousers and matching waistcoat.

The Dune: Part Two star added a white striped collared shirt underneath and completed his look with a polka dot black tie.

Austin smouldered on the blue carpet, with his blonde hair artfully gelled into an effortlessly tousled look. 

The Elvis star leads the talented cast of The Bikeriders as main character Benny, while Jodie plays his girlfriend Kathy.

And the duo showed their chemistry as they posed together for photos and could be seen in fits of giggles as they chatted. 

Tom, 46, put his best fashion foot forward in a very on trend ensemble, wearing a pair of black smart trousers.

The Venom actor teamed them with a simple plain T-shirt and a black and white leather jacket, on brand for the film.

Sporting a buzzcut, the Mad Max: Fury Road star added a casual touch with a pair of black hi-top trainers.

Upon arrival, Tom enthusiastically greeted Jodie and gave her a warm hug as they caught up on the blue carpet.

Fellow star Boyd Holbrook joined them, looking effortlessly cool in a pair of tailored khaki trousers.

The actor, 42, who plays Cal in the film, added a patterned shirt and a long black coat over the top.

The Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny star posed with his hands in his pockets, sporting a pair of dark suede boots.

Toby Wallace dressed to the nines for the occasion, putting on a dapper display in a double-breasted grey blazer.

The Australian actor, 29, added a pair of oversized matching trousers and shiny black shoes.

Toby, who plays The Kid, completed his smart look with a button-up white shirt and a grey striped tie. 

The cast all posed alongside each other on the blue carpet, that had been decked out with a fancy bright red motorbike. 

Principal photography for The Bikeriders took place in Cincinnati, Ohio, beginning in October 2022 and wrapping up that December.

The stars of the film were joined by director and writer Jeff Nichols and executive producer Yariv Milchan.

Jeff – who revealed in October 2018 he had been wanting to make a 1960s biker film for five years – wrote the screenplay in 2022.

The Mud director, 45, looked sharp in a navy blue suit, with a white collared shirt and matching tie.

While Yariv opted for an eye-catching grey plaid suit with a black tie and coordinating shirt underneath and a trendy silver buckled belt.

The talented cast and crew were greeted by screams from the waiting crowds of adoring fans.

Austin wasted no time in graciously going down to greet them, stopping to chat with lucky attendees. 

Like a true professional, the Elvis star posed for a slew of selfies and gave out a number of autographs. 

He and Jodie also stopped on the blue carpet to be interviewed by a number of press outlets, and could be seen making each other laugh as they promoted their film. 

Set in the late 1960s, The Bikeriders chronicles the rise of a fictional outlaw motorcycle club in Chicago, known as The Vandals. 

The action-drama follows the tumultuous rise of the club as it goes from a gathering place for local outsiders to a more sinister gang.

Benny comes into conflict with the biker gang’s leader Johnny, played by Tom, as the group begins to shift towards more criminal dealings.

While the star-studded cast also features other big names including Norman Reedus and Michael Shannon.

The inspiration behind Jeff’s latest feature was Danny Lyon’s 1967 photobook, which was centered on the Chicago-based motorcycle club Outlaws MC.