Rosario Dawson opts for a daring low cut number for Calvin Klein Collection's evening dinner at the Design Museum

Rosario Dawson made her presence felt at a special dinner hosted by Calvin Klein Collection last night. 

The actress, 32, stepped out in an eye-popping low cut dress that accentuated two of her more prominent assets for the event which was held at the new site of the Design Museum at the Commonwealth Institute in Kensington. 

Her appearance eclipsed that of other female guests at the gala, held to celebrate the move of the museum to a new location.

Quite an eyeful: Rosario Dawson arrives at the Calvin Klein Collection Dinner to Celebrate the new home of London's Design Museum in Kensington

  

Get it off your chest: The actress' dress accentuated two of her more prominent assets

Rosario matched her revealing dress with a pair of black heels and a black handbag, her hair styled into a slick bob. 

Miss Dawson, who is also a singer, was certainly the most adventurous of all the female stars at the event. 

Fellow actresses Freida Pinto and Gillian Anderson were among the more understated set - both wearing slightly more toned down dresses.

What's on the menu? Rosario was the centre of attention in her low cut number

 

More sensible: Freida Pinto and Gillian Anderson went for more understated dresses

Former X-Files star Gillian wore a retro-style dress which was covered in mini tassels, complimented by a pair of silver heels. 

While Slumdog Millionaire actress Freida wore a pale yellow dress with a pair of wedge heels. 

Also present were models Yasmin Le Bon and Elle MacPherson. 

  

Model turn: Yasmin Le Bon and Elle MacPherson looked great as they arrived at the Design Museum event

A tight fit: Erin O'Connor's slight frame was fully visible beneath her dress

Australian supermodel Elle, 47, kept her Body under wraps in a chic off-the-shoulder beige dress with matching heels and handbag. 

And Yasmin, wife of former eighties star Simon Le Bon, went for a loose red number with a pair of stylish heels and a fur jacket. 

Erin O'Connor was probably just as daring as Rosario, throwing on an ultra-tight grey number that exposed her skinny frame. 

Opposites attract: Freida in her white dress and Rosario in her black post up at the Calvin Klein dinner

British designer, John Pawson, was the host for the evening, along with the Design Museum’s Director, Deyan Sudjic, and Calvin Klein Collection’s Creative Directors, Francisco Costa and Italo Zucchelli. 

The invitation-only event took place at the Design Museum’s future home, the former Commonwealth Institute. 

Mr Pawson – who has been commissioned to design the interior of the new museum – transformed the space creating an immerse experience for guests and providing a preview of the future site. 

Said Mr Sudjic: 'The museum is delighted to be working with the Calvin Klein team on this special event. It gives us a great chance to showcase our plans to bring this remarkable building back to life.'