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It was a special night for Twiggy on Wednesday as she celebrated the LA premiere of her new self-titled feature documentary.
The model and actress, 76, whose real name is Dame Lesley Lawson, beamed in snaps as she was joined by an array of A-list pals including Hugh Jackman, Dustin Hoffman and Ringo Starr.
Cosying up to her pal Hugh in a sweet moment, the pair posed for snaps with their arms around each other.
Twiggy looked stylish in a bold blue oversized blue blazer and matching tailored trousers and a white blouse.
She completed her look with a pair of white brogues which were embellished with silver gems.
Meanwhile Dustin, who features as a contributor in the doc, was joined by his wife Lisa as they posed for snaps on the red carpet together.
Twiggy was supported by her A-list pals including Hugo Jackman (pictured), Dustin Hoffman and Ringo Starr at the LA premiere of her feature documentary on Wednesday
Ringo Starr, Barbara Bach, Dustin Hoffman, 'Twiggy', real name Dame Lesley Lawson, Leigh Lawson and Lisa Hoffman (pictured L-R)
Meanwhile Dustin, who features as a contributor in the doc, was joined by his wife Lisa as they posed for snaps on the red carpet together
The Beatles drummer was also in attendance with his wife Barbara Bach as they both embraced their rock and roll look with their shades and black leather jackets.
Sadie Frost, who directs the new documentary, went full fan girl mode as she opted for a black T-shirt with Twiggy's face.
She paired the T-shirt with a black midi skirt, black blazer and black slip ons.
Set for release on VOD, DVD and in select cinemas on September 22, the film offers a glimpse at her illustrious fashion career.
Featuring contributions from Dustin, Paul McCartney, Charlotte Tilbury, Joanna Lumley and more, they explore the model's upbringing, career, relationships and everything in between.
Earlier this year Twiggy reflected on her 60 years in the spotlight after becoming a British cultural icon in the 'swinging sixties' when she found fame as a teen model.
She was dubbed 'The Face of '66' and 'The Cockney Kid with a face to launch a thousand ships'.
Discussing her exercise regime and what she eats in a day to keep in shape, she told Defined Magazine: 'I'm not fanatical, but I've always done some form of exercise. For the last 20 years it's been Pilates – I swear by it. I eat well. I believe you are what you eat.
'Lots of greens, salmon, organic when I can. And dark chocolate – I was very happy to read that it's good for you!'
Twiggy looked stylish in a bold blue oversized blue blazer and matching tailored trousers and a white blouse (pictured with Sadie Frost)
The Beatles drummer was also in attendance with his wife Barbara Bach as they both embraced their rock and roll look with their shades and black leather jackets
She completed her look with a pair of white brogues which were embellished with silver gems
Twiggy posed with her husband Leigh in another sweet snap
Cosying up to her pal Hugh in a sweet moment, the pair posed for snaps with their arms around each other
Alice Evans also attended the premiere as she opted for a black jacket, top and newspaper print patterned skirt
Phil Soussan and Marcus Nand were also in attendance
Dustin was seen posing playfully with the sixties icon
Twiggy and Sadie also posed for snaps with Alice Eve
Dustin and his wife Lisa held hands as they were seen leaving the event
Hugh kept it casual in a white and grey striped polo shirt and khaki trousers
He threw up a peace sign as he posed for snaps before climbing into the car
Alice looked stylish in an oversized white shirt, white trousers and leopard print shoes
Lisa wowed in a navy pinstripe suit and black pointed heels
Sadie looked stylish for the event
Alice completed her look with black ankle boots and a chunky necklace
Jonathan Baker opted for an orange jumper and black jeans
Asked if she has ever considered retiring, Twiggy said: 'No. I don't think completely retiring is a good idea. If you stop one job, take up another interest.
'I'm lucky because I love what I do – modelling, designing, acting, singing. I'm working with Amy Wadge on some music. We've done about four tracks.
'Singing is good for everybody – it's good for your soul. And over the last year I've been travelling around Britain and Europe promoting the Twiggy documentary that was directed by Sadie Frost; it's been a wonderful experience because I've had such wonderful feedback.
'This year it's opening in Japan, Australia and America. But there's nothing I haven't done that I'd like to – I'm not going to jump out of an airplane or anything!'
Twiggy, who was known for her androgynous look when she began modelling, admitted she never felt comfortable in 'frilly dresses'.
'I've always worn trousers. If you look at pictures from 1966, '67, '68 – apart from what I wore as a model for magazines – my own clothes were trousers. I used to go to Tommy Nutter and have boys' suits made. I look better in trousers,' she said.
'When I was very young, I didn't have a girly figure. I felt uncomfortable in frilly dresses. They just weren't my thing. I liked mini skirts with boots – more funky.
'I wouldn't wear mini skirts now at my age, but trouser suits are fabulous, worn with a great top, or a leather jacket. I feel more comfortable that way than donning a dress.'
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