Maya Jama stole the show on Monday night, as she joined Jodie Turner-Smith, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Iris Law in leading the stars arriving at Hyde Park for the Burberry show during London Fashion Week.

The presenter, 31, ensured all eyes were on her in an arresting black and navy gown that clung to every inch of her toned figure and displayed her ample cleavage.

She flashed a radiant smile as she twirled for the cameras, revealing the fringed detailing on the skirt and long flared sleeves, and sported a blunt bob and black shades

Jodie, 39, caught the eye in a striking black and white gown featuring intricate feather-like detailing over the skirt and sleeves.

The actress styled it with two black belts to accentuate her tiny waist and large hoop earrings, while sporting a classic victory rolls hairstyle and bold graphic eyeliner.

Rosie, 38, oozed effortless style in a dark navy blue leather trenchcoat, cinched with a coordinating belt.

The model wore patterned satin trousers underneath and added a pair of red stilettos for a pop of colour, while finishing the look with oversized sunglasses.

She was joined at the runway show by her movie star fiancé Jason Statham, who looked as handsome as ever in a trendy black jacket with leather panels.

The action hero - who has been with Rosie for 15 years and shares two children with her - also sported a bushy salt and pepper beard.

While Iris, 24, opted for a more laidback look, slipping in an oversized silk shirt dress embossed with a paisley pattern and left unbuttoned daringly low. 

The model daughter of Jude Law and Sadie Frost layered a trendy tan trenchcoat over the top, elevating the look with strappy green heels and statement silver earrings.

Fellow nepo baby and model, Lila Moss, 22, showed her remarkable resemblance to her mother Kate, as she put on a leggy display in a classic little black dress and sheer tights.

And in a nod to Burberry's most signature design elements, she added a cropped trench-coat cape over her shoulders and sported heels covered in the fashion brand's trademark check print. 

Ellie Bamber also opted for the famous Burberry Check, sporting a belted khaki leather jacket with the tartan print on the lapels and hem.

The Trial of Christine Keeler star toted a matching patterned handbag and completed her look with skintight purple trousers and knee-high boots. 

But Naomi Campbell soon became the centre of attention, as she made her stylish arrival arm-in-arm with pal and former British Vogue editor Edward Enninful.

The supermodel looked nothing short of sensational in a forest green velvet suit embossed with an intricate pattern, that showcased her long legs and statuesque frame.

While Edward cut a quirky figure in a trendy waterproof jacket, chunky white trainers and a leather bucket hat. 

RAYE was the picture of elegance in a charcoal grey tailored coat belted at the waist to highlight her incredible figure.

The singer teamed it with a checked shirt, chunky boots and a classic red lip, while flashing a glimpse of her bare legs underneath.

Currently playing fashion icon Miranda Priestly in the West End musical adaptation of The Devil Wears Prada, Vanessa Williams exuded sophistication at the show.

The actress displayed her impeccable taste in tailored striped suit and silk shirt, underneath a classic Burberry trenchcoat, with a matching check patterned handbag and heels.

While the inspiration for the role of Miranda, Vogue's Anna Wintour was also in attendance, teaming her signature fringed bob and shades with a floral embroidered burgundy trench.

And musical legend Elton John - who wrote the music for the West End production of The Devil Wears Prada - looked in cheerful spirits as he also attended the show.

The iconic singer, 78, donned a red pair of his favourite bold glasses and a quirky matching scarf, while pinning a gold tiger brooch to his jacket.

Wicked star Jonathan Bailey put on yet another swooning display in a dark turtleneck and velvet trousers with a baggy woollen jacket.

While his Bridgerton co-star Hannah Dodd braved the autumn chill in a lacy black minidress and an edgy leather jacket.

Jourdan Dunn ensured all eyes were on her, as she displayed her chiselled abs in a cropped wrap-around cardigan.

The model teamed the cosy jumper with a tartan maxi skirt and added even more inches to her already statuesque frame with grey check stilettos.

Jourdan elevated her fashion forward look even further with bold accessories, sporting a pair of leather gloves, blue futuristic shades and large silver spike earrings.

Socialite Nicky Hilton kept things simple in a Burberry check pencil skirt and black boots, under a light grey jacket. 

While Skepta showcased his edgy and enviable sense of style in a dark leather jacket decorated with embroidered floral detailing.

The rapper went classic and timeless with the rest of his outfit, sporting smart grey slacks, a jumper and button-up shirt, and a furry black hat.

Olivia Dean pulled off one of the best looks of the night in a brown checked coat dress that she teamed with a matching woollen scarf and thin belt.

Joanna Lumley and Jennifer Saunders enjoyed an Absolutely Fabulous reunion at the show, with both actresses putting their best fashion foot forward. 

Joanna, 79, put on an age-defying display in a dark purple jacket and flared khaki trousers, with futuristic black shades.

While Jennifer opted for a timeless classic, slipping into a camel-coloured leather trench with the famous Burberry Check scarf.

The two pals posed with iconic 60s model Twiggy, who dressed to impress in a smart black blazer and matching trousers, teamed with a crisp white shirt and satin tie. 

One surprising attendee was ex-footballer Ian Wright, who scrubbed up very well for the fashion soiree in a trendy blue zip-up jacket and velvet trousers.

The former Arsenal star added to his debonair look with a green beret and aviator-style sunglasses.

Actor Tom Blythe looked effortlessly handsome in a plain white T-shirt and black trousers under a cool grey coat.

While The Buccaneers star Guy Remmers pulled out all the stops, cutting a very stylish figure in an edgy khaki shirt and trousers co-ord. 

Granddaughter of Dame Vivienne Westwood, Cora Corré put on a daring display in a plunging unbuttoned shirt and fashion forward jeans decorated with stitched seams. 

Alexa Chung also showed her fashion prowess in a chic white coat with an eye-catching pointy collar and matching belt.

While Poppy Delevingne dared to bare her legs in cream miniskirt and green jumper, adding knee-high boots and a brown trench. 

Model and son of Liam Gallagher and Patsy Kensit, displayed his uncanny resemblance to his dad in a chunky knit sweater and tweed coat.

While Dua Lipa's glamorous little sister Rina went preppy chic in a tartan barn jacket and black miniskirt. 

And Pixie Geldof channelled gothic vibes with her bright white hair, graphic T-shirt and black trench coat. 

Anita Rani added a bright pop of colour to her neutral toned look with a pair of bold green snakeskin boots.

Following the star-studded show, most of the glamorous crowd dispersed into the night to catch their rides home.

However, some stars who were unwilling to call it a night just yet, opted to head across the street to the afterparty at The Chiltern Firehouse.

The famous venue has temporarily reopened its lobby for London Fashion Week following a devastating blaze on Valentine's Day - while the hotel and restaurant remain under reconstruction.

And taking advantage of the briefly reopened doors to the celebrity-beloved hotspot were the likes of Rosie, Nicky, Rina and Heartstopper star Joe Locke.

Inside the exclusive bash, Mexican luxury spirits and hospitality brand Clase Azul treated guests to a pop-up bar serving delicious cocktails made using Clase Azul Tequila Reposado.