Naomi Campbell turned heads in a white ruched dress as she joined Dua Lipa at the Formula One Monaco Grand Prix. 

The British supermodel, who celebrated her 55th birthday on Thursday, looked sensational as she strolled through the Circuit de Monaco in Monte Carlo on Sunday.

Naomi stepped out in a chic ruched white chiffon summer dress which featured a one-shoulder design. 

She paired the look with white circular sunglasses and a black choker necklace with a chunky gold heart pendant and wore black and red chunky sneakers. 

Meanwhile English-Albanian hitmaker Dua, 29, put on a vibrant display for the race day as she arrived in a neon yellow leopard print t-shirt with her brother Gjin. 

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Dua paired the bright t-shirt with low-rise grey denim baggy straight leg jeans and threw over a black barn jacket. 

She paired the look with black and white Puma sneakers and her dark locks were left down in a natural straight style. 

Also spotted at the event was Modern Family star Sofia Vergara, who showed off her assets in a lace corset. 

Meanwhile Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos walked through the venue hand-in-hand with his fiancee Lauren Sanchez. 

Jeff sported a tight polo shirt and cream chinos and Lauren stepped out in a very tight black bodysuit and a sheer pleated maxi skirt. 

Bridgerton star Simone Ashley also made an appearance in Monaco on Sunday, looking radiant as she arrived in a cream leather two piece.

Simone wore the matching set, consisting of a belted mini skirt and a balloon-sleeve bomber jacket, with a white t-shirt and brown satin stiletto flats. 

Elsewhere Patrick Dempsey waved the chequered flag as British driver Lando Norris cruised to victory in his McLaren followed by Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and team-mate Oscar Piastri.

It comes after Naomi showed off her effortless sense of style on Saturday as she stepped out for the qualifiers. 

She donned a chic ensemble featuring a pink and black blouse with structured short sleeves, paired with an elegant black mini skirt with a pink hemline. 

The fashionista polished her outfit with a pair of black sunglasses, a host of beaded bracelets plus a black choker with a statement heart shaped pendant. 

Naomi was also seen with close friend will.i.am on the grid before qualifying commenced. 

The music icon wore a blue baseball cap with a matching high neck jumper and long-sleeved fleece.

Patrick Dempsey was also spotted at the 2025 event on Saturday. 

The Monaco Grand Prix often entices A-list celebrities including Florence Pugh, Tom Holland and Anya Taylor Joy in recent years. 

However the actor, known for his role in Grey's Anatomy as Derek Shepherd, knows more than most celebrities when it comes to F1 and racing. 

The 59-year-old has raced in a number of endurance races including Le Mans, 24 Hours of Sebring and FIA World Endurance Championship's Six Hours of Fuji where he won. 

Patrick, also known as McDreamy, told Oracle Time: 'I’ve always loved racing since I was a small boy.'

'My dad was a big fan of it, so I grew up watching car racing.' 

The Enchanted actor started racing in the early 2000s by working his way up and building a love for endurance racing. 

Speaking about his role in the 2023 movie Ferrari,  whilst on Good Morning America, Patrick admitted: 'It was the best job I've ever had in my life.

'I was in Italy driving cars, making a movie with Michael Mann, having great food, cycling on the weekend. It was an extraordinary experience with some great actors.'

Those great actors include Adam Driver as race driver turned entrepreneur Enzo Ferrari and Shailene Woodley as his mistress Lina Lardi. Patrick portrays racer Piero Taruffi. 

The actor, who has more than a decade of experience as a professional race car driver had been unknowingly preparing for the project for years.

'My proudest credit is at the end if you look [at the credits] I'm part of the stunt drivers,' he revealed. 

'The stunt coordinator called me early and goes, 'Do you want to do all the driving?' I go, 'Absolutely.'

He said audiences who go to the movie to see 'great racing' will get their wish, 'but you'll also have a great human story as well.'