Rose McGowan showcases her quirky side in a red maxi dress and dramatic gold headpiece as she arrives for Veuve Clicquot event
She is known for her eye-catching ensembles and sartorial prowess.
And Rose McGowan was not going to let this moment be any different as she made her entrance to the Veuve Clicquot Champagne Garden festival in Oxford on Saturday.
The actress, 45, ensured all eyes were on her as she slipped into a strapless red maxi dress that boasted a gold design underneath a matching kimono as she mingled with the stars.
Eye-catching: Rose McGowan made her entrance to the Veuve Clicquot Champagne Garden festival in Oxford on Saturday
The Charmed star teamed her ensemble with a spectacular gold headpiece and a pair of white sneakers.
Rose completed her look by applying a slick of red lipstick to her pout and a touch of blush.
Last month Rose, who is an acting ambassador of the Global Gift Foundation, took to Instagram to thank the charity for honouring her work after attending the Global Gift Gala 2019 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Paris, France.
The star sported a black slip dress underneath an elegantly knitted tunic as she greeted guests at the lavish event.
Stunning: Last month Rose took to Instagram to thank the Global Gift Foundation charity for honouring her work
Humbled: In a post on social media Rose accepted the recognition on behalf of whose who had gone before her
Feeling zen: Earlier this year, Rose revealed that she had lost her sense of smell following a car accident five years ago
Alongside a snap of herself on Instagram, Rose wrote: ‘Thank you for honoring my humanitarian work @globalgiftfoundation I do not do what I do for awards, but I accept this recognition on behalf of all who’ve gone before me.
‘I am an advocate for a more conscious humanity. I aid the voiceless, it is in their honor I accept this award. #Activism #RoseArmy #ConsciousEvolution we are awesome @leafynaturalcouture.’
Earlier this year, Rose revealed that she had lost her sense of smell following a car accident five years ago.
During an interview with Ed Gamble and James Acaster for their podcast show Off Menu, the actress shared how she was left without her sense of smell after her head collided with a car door in a valet accident in Los Angeles.
Following the accident, the star, who became an iconic face during the #MeToo movement, described how she underwent tests by Harvard scientists and how her sense of smell had now been heightened.
Radiant: During an interview with Ed Gamble and James Acaster the actress shared how she was left without her sense of smell after her head collided with a car door in a valet accident
She told the podcast hosts: ‘I found out about five years ago. I did a series of tests at Harvard because I lost my sense of smell in a freak accident. They were studying me because I could still taste which is normally interrelated.
‘I got hit in the head with a car door in a freak valet accident in Los Angeles.’
The actress added: ‘Afterwards, everything became like a taste explosion and too much. That’s why they were studying me at Harvard Medical School.
‘I would go once every couple of months. I was in New York so would just go down to Boston which is a couple of states away.
‘They would have strips on my tongue seeing the acid levels and trying to get me to smell things – but I couldn’t.’
The actress, who rose to fame as the character Paige Matthews in the supernatural drama Charmed, has since become a leading activist for LGBTQ rights and an outspoken critic of her former lawyers Jose Baez and Ron Sullivan for agreeing to represent disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein.
Cuddles: The actress, who rose to fame as the character Paige Matthews in the supernatural drama Charmed, has since become a leading activist for LGBTQ rights
