Actress Rebel Wilson once again showed of her incredible slender new look as she attended the BFI Luminous Fundraising Gala at The Londoner Hotel.
The Australian, with her blonde tresses styled in a ponytail, stunned in a rose pink silk dress, which she complemented with a silver clutch.
And the 32-year old was all smiles with pink eye shadow and lipstick to complete her look as she posed for photos at the London event.
Rebel later shared images of her look with her 11.2 million Instagram followers, with thousands quick to offer their thoughts on her style.
"How can you not adore her?! She's so awesome. Give them that Blue Steel Rebel!" wrote one enthusiastic fan.
Another commented: "Your makeup artist is super talented. Your face has never looked better. The colours are perfect for you. So is everything about that dress. I can tell that you felt beautiful, which is wonderful. I hope you had a great time."
A third added: "So proud of how far you've come to be a healthier, happier person. You look amazing!"
And a fourth said: "Congratulations Rebel all your hard work has paid off but to be honest you don't need a lot of make up on I think you are a natural beauty. God bless you, you deserve it all."
After labelling 2020 her 'year of health' Rebel has gone on to lose a staggering 35kg (77lbs).
Earlier this year the Pitch Perfect star was forced to deny that she used a diet plan known as the Mayr Method to lose weight, following reports that it had contributed to her figure transformation.
The diet plan is said to focus on eliminating certain foods to enhance digestive health and promotes eating practices such as chewing food thoroughly, according to Healthline.
Daily Mail Australia reported that Rebel's transformation had been partially result of following the plan, which is also said to include reducing sugar intake.
However, alongside a screenshot of part of the article, she wrote: "This was NEVER my diet. Please stop writing this stuff."
Rebel later took the opportunity to dispel other potential claims about her and warn fans against being scammed by products that are alleged to have been used by her.
She wrote in a follow-up post: "Also have NEVER endorsed any diet pills or magic weight loss pills or crypto currency. If you see stuff like this online please do report it as a scam."
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