Hannah Waddingham, 52, wows in a figure-hugging green dress as she enjoys fun-filled girls' night with Emma Thompson and Isla Fisher at The Albies

She never puts a foot wrong when it comes to her glamorous fashion choices. 

And Hannah Waddingham wowed yet again on Friday night as she enjoyed a fun-filled evening with her girlfriends Emma Thompson and Isla Fisher at The Albies.

The actress, 52, turned heads in a figure-hugging green dress which showed off her killer curves at the event held at the Natural History Museum.

Hosts Amal and George Clooney drew an A-list crowd to the annual ceremony, hosted by Graham Norton, which aims to honour individuals fighting for justice and human rights. It is named after South African anti-apartheid hero Justice Albie Sachs.

Hannah cuddled up to pal Emma, 67, and Isla, 50, who looked stunning in a red Rebecca Vallance gown.

Elsewhere human rights lawyer Amal, 48, looked incredible in a shimmering off-the-shoulder gold fringed gown by Gucci which she teamed with pointed stilettos and a silver clutch. 

George, 65, meanwhile, lived up to his Hollywood heart-throb status as he arrived smartly dressed in a tux and bow tie. 

Joining the couple was George's right-hand man Brad Pitt, 62, and the actor's girlfriend, Ines De Ramon, 33.

It was a rare public appearance for the couple, who have been together for nearly four years.

Brad, who has been friends with George for over 30 years, looked handsome in a black tux and slicked his hair back and donned large glasses. Jewellery designer Ines looked gorgeous in a sheer blue lace gown.  

Isla Fisher, 50, cut a striking figure in a red satin dress with structured bodice. 

The actress, who attended the event in New York last year, accessorised her gown with gold heels and a matching clutch bag. 

Emma, 67, later made a rare appearance with her daughter Gaia Wise.  

Other stars in attendance included Hugh Bonneville and his girlfriend Heidi Kadlecova, actress Marisa Abela, Richard Kind and Laura Dern. 

Charlotte Tilbury has been an official partner of The Albie Awards for the last five years, with Gucci also being a partner for the charity event.

The make-up artist has a close friendship with the Clooneys. She did Amal's wedding make-up in Venice back in 2014.  

Charlotte MBE, Founder, President, Chairman, and Chief Creative Officer of Charlotte Tilbury, told the Daily Mail: 'I am so proud to support my remarkable friends, Amal and George Clooney, and the vital work they do through the Clooney Foundation for Justice.

'This is the fifth year I have been an official partner for this remarkable evening, and it is an honour to use my global platform to celebrate and support the inspiring honourees of The Albies. They show that courage, determination, and compassion can transform lives and communities.

'My own mission, and the guiding purpose of my business has always been rooted in empowerment - because when one person is empowered, they can change their life, change their community and even change the world. Tonight we are celebrating the power of that virtuous circle of positivity as we celebrate people who have created that ripple effect through their own extraordinary achievements.' 

This year’s honourees are Kyrgyz journalists Bolot Temirov and Makhabat Tazhibek Kyzy, Malawian girls’ rights advocate Vanessa Mwangala, American photojournalist Lynsey Addario, Congolese organization Justice Plus and Brad Smith, Vice Chair and President of Microsoft and human rights advocate.