It’s her third event of the evening.

And Amber Heard made sure she commanded attention once again in another eye-catching ensemble during Cannes Film Festival on Friday.

The Aquaman star, 33, set pulses racing at the star-studded 10th Annual Filmmakers Dinner was hosted by Charles Finch, Edward Enninful and Michael Kors as she went braless in a plunging gold sparkly blazer with matching flared trousers.

Wow: Amber Heard made sure she commanded attention once again in another eye-catching ensemble during Cannes Film Festival on Friday

Amber oozed Hollywood glamour as she styled her blonde locks into a sleek sweptback hairdo, she added a slick of make-up and a classic red lipstick.

The actress knew how to work her best angles as she posed up a storm at the star-studded event.

This is Amber’s third event of the evening and just hours earlier she wowed onlookers at the Pain and Glory premiere red carpet.

The Rum Diary star stunned as she slipped into an extravagant plum silk asymmetric dress paired with racy thigh-high leather boots for her sultry turn on the carpet.

Busy bee: The Aquaman star, 33, set pulses racing at the Charles Finch Filmmakers Dinner, her third event of the evening, after wowing at the Pain and Glory premiere hours earlier (L-R)

Details: Amber oozed Hollywood glamour as she went braless in a plunging gold sparkly blazer with matching flared trousers

The stunning dress featured a statement shoulder pad adorned with shimmering ruffles that added couture edge to the ensemble.

Cinching in at her slender waist with a sleek ribbon, the dress also had a split skirt, which revealed the star’s enviable legs in her scarlet leather stiletto boots.

Her platinum tresses were swept back from her visage in a sculpted quiff while her radiant make-up look featured fluttery lashes and berry lipstick.

She accessorised with sparkling diamond dropper earrings and and a glittering ring as she waved to the crowds.

Stunning: This is Amber’s third event of the evening and just hours earlier she wowed onlookers at the Pain and Glory premiere red carpet

Now that’s a statement: The Rum Diary star stunned as she slipped into an extravagant plum silk asymmetric dress paired with racy thigh-high leather boots for her sultry turn on the carpet

Amber also wore the stunning ensemble to attend the star-studded Chopard event, her second event of the evening.

Chopard is a luxury Swiss manufacturer of jewellery and watches and has been a corporate sponsor for the Cannes Film Festival since 1998, sponsoring both the Trophée Chopard prize and the coveted Palme d’Or trophy.

The 2019 Cannes Film Festival takes place at the iconic Palais des Festivals from Tuesday until May 25.

Actress Elle Fanning, French graphic novelist Enki Bilal and the Oscar-nominated director of The Favourite, Yorgos Lanthimos, will be among jury members during the annual event.

Mexican director Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu will preside over the panel that decides on prizes, including the top Palme D’Or award.

Finishing touches: The stunning dress featured a statement shoulder pad adorned with shimmering ruffles that added couture edge to the ensemble

Strike a pose: Cinching in at her slender waist with a sleek ribbon, the dress also had a split skirt, which revealed the star’s enviable legs in her scarlet leather stiletto boots

The jury for the festival’s 72nd edition will also include Pawel Pawlikowski, the Polish filmmaker and screenwriter named best director at Cannes last year for the impossible love story Cold War.

Maimouna N’Diaye, who has directed documentaries and acted in films such as Otar Iosseliani’s Chasing Butterflies will also sit on the panel, alongside two other female directors.

Kelly Reichardt, whose Wendy and Lucy starring Michelle Williams was a contender for Cannes’ Un Certain Regard award in 2008, directed 2016’s Certain Women.

Italy’s Alicia Rohrwacher won best screenplay at Cannes last year for her film Happy as Lazzaro, a satirical fable about a peasant family.

French filmmaker Robin Campillo, who took Cannes by storm in 2017 with 120 BPM – Beats Per Minute, winning the Grand Prix for his movie about an AIDs activist, will complete the line-up.