Stylish stars gathered at Dover House in Whitehall, including TV presenter Laura Whitmore who appeared in a fitted black dress with sheer paneling across the chest and midriff.
Earning herself substantial fashion points, she teamed the look with black, platform, strappy shoes and wore her blonde hair in a classy bun. Her only accessories were a simple clutch bag and a delicate bracelet.
Good look: Laura Whitmore arriving for a VIP Gala Dinner for the Scottish Fashion Awards
Nice to see (through) you: Laura confidently showed off her midriff as she celebrated Scotland's best designers
Arriving in style: Despite the chilly October weather, Laura refused to cover up - opting for maximum exposure
Meanwhile, male model David Gandy kept it simple, structured and masculine in a black tuxedo with a contemporary bow tie.
The Dolce & Gabbana star was likely enjoying his time there as an eligible bachelor after reportedly splitting from girlfriend of five months, Samantha Barks.
The heartthrob was last seen with the 23-year-old during London Fashion Week before the couple called time on their relationship due to conflicting schedules.
Handsome: David Gandy arriving for a VIP Gala Dinner for the Scottish Fashion Awards, at Dover House, Whitehall, central London
Blue steel: The Dolce & Gabbana star has
reportedly split from his latest girlfriend, Samantha Barks - which will
no doubt delight female fans
Meanwhile, socialite Mary Charteris, who has recently become the face of L'Oreal professional, was also in attendance - not least because she was named Scottish Model of the Year.
Wearing a floor-length metallic grey dress with a black shall, she opted for a streak of bohemia by sporting a band of flowers in her hair.
Model behaviour: Mary Charteris stunned in her
quirky outfit, which consisted of a black feathered shall and a flower
chain in her hair
Sadly, her glamorous look was not entirely unique.
Edinburgh-born actress Louise Linton had a similar fashion idea. The blonde beauty, whose TV credits include CSI: NY and Lions for Lambs opposite Tom Cruise and Meryl Streep, wore a shimmering silver gown with a slit on the side.
Sparkling: Actress Louise Linton clearly shares a
similar fashion sense to socialite Mary Charteris - they both wore
floor-length metallic gowns
Fortunately, Scottish TV presenter Jenni Falconer had a different idea - but only just. Also in a full-length dress, her outfit featured a black base with a salmon-pink body.
Alongside the likes of Amy Macdonald and Preeya Kalidas, they celebrated the best in Scotland's fashion.
The lengths some people go to: Scottish TV presenter Jenni Falconer proved that floor-length dresses were on-trend
Christopher Kane was named Scottish Designer of the Year, while Chanel received the International Designer of the Year accolade for best use of Scottish textiles in their Métiers D’Art Paris-Edinburgh collection.
Meanwhile, Harris Tweed Hebrides collected the Scottish Ambassador of the Year award.
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