Michelle Dockery claimed her fair share of the spotlight as she celebrated the launch of the new Range Rover in London on Thursday night.

The Downton Abbey actress grabbed attention in an elegant fitted black dress while attending the special event at the Royal Opera House, where she was joined by co-star Laura Carmichael.

Michelle, 39, added a pair of simple black heels to her sleek look, while a gold clasp bracelet seemed to be her only notable accessory.

Look good: Michelle Dockery claimed her fair share of the spotlight as she celebrated the launch of the new Range Rover in London on Thursday night

Drawing more attention to her naturally pretty features, the British star opted for skillful touches of makeup, selected from a natural color palette.

Michelle looked elated as she crossed paths with her old friend Laura, with whom she had huge success as prominent members of the Downton Abbey cast.

The show ended in 2015 after a five-year stint, before returning with a feature film theatrical release in 2019.

Tasteful: The Downton Abbey actress caught the eye in an elegant fitted black dress while attending the special event at the Royal Opera House

In good company: Michelle was joined by her Downton Abbey co-star Laura Carmichael

It is the highly anticipated sequel to the film – which will be released in March 2022 – will be titled Downton Abbey: A New Era, it was announced on Wednesday.

Focus Features shared the news while showing a teaser for the upcoming film at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, revealing that the entire cast will be returning.

The bosses also announced that the Crawley family and their servants will welcome several new arrivals to their stately home. as Laura Haddock, Dominic West and Hugh Dancy have joined the cast.

Say Cheese: (LR) Michelle Dockery, Kyle Richards, Laura Carmichael and Sharon Idith

The main cast including Maggie Smith, Hugh Bonneville, Michelle Dockery, Elizabeth McGovern and Laura Charmichael are all expected to return.

New additions to the cast include Hugh Dancy, Laura Haddock, Nathalie Baye and Dominic West, although no details have been given for their characters.

Downton Abbey series creator Julian Fellowes co-wrote the screenplay with Gareth Neame and Liz Trubridge, under the direction of Simon Curtis.

Old friends: Michelle looked elated as she crossed paths with her old friend Laura, with whom she had huge success as prominent members of the Downton Abbey cast