Helen Mirren, 78, surprises with a transparent mesh dress at the Women in Entertainment gala: photo

Helen Mirren you can use everything! The Oscar winner, 78, looked like it The Hollywood journalistat the annual Women in Entertainment Gala at the Beverly Hills Hotel on Dec. 7 in a sheer mesh dress that fit her perfectly. Helen’s outfit also included a white collared neckline and matching button cuffs. She wore gold earrings and bright pink lipstick to add some color to her look. Helen posed for photos on the pink carpet in strappy black heels while she held a black bag.

OH Fast leading actress Adela with the Sherry Lansing Leadership Award. The pair posed for an epic photo together, in which Adele lifted the trophy alongside Helen. The “Hello” singer wore a classic black and white striped dress for the star-studded event. Helen watched with a smile as Adele took to the stage and gave a moving speech to accept the award.

Helen has made headlines for looking gorgeous in her appearances at events. In March she brought her adorable grandson. Basil Hackfordfor the first of Shazam! Fury of the gods! They posed sweetly on the carpet at the event and the grandmother put her arm around the cutie’s shoulders while smiling. That night, Helen wore a long sheer black dress with a V-neck and a black headband in her long hair, which was tied over one shoulder.

While Helen is undoubtedly a beauty icon, she’s certainly wary of focusing too much on outward appearance. “Don’t get me wrong: I love beauty and I love seeing beautiful things,” she said. PEOPLE after finding out she had been chosen as the 2022 cover model Beautiful deal. “But I don’t like the word beauty. [as it’s] Associated with the beauty industry. “Makeup and products and skincare and everything else, because I think it excludes the vast majority of us who aren’t beautiful.”

“There are incredibly beautiful people in the world and it is a pleasure to watch them, whether they are men or women. “Beautiful people are a wonder to behold,” she added. “But most of us are not beautiful. We have other things that are as powerful as beauty. And I’d like to see us celebrate those things.”