Poppy Delevingne makes a bold style statement in plunging black dress with distinctive white bow

Poppy Delevingne ensured she claimed her fair share of attention on Tuesday afternoon as Miu Miu unveiled its fall-winter collection at Paris Fashion Week. 

The older sister of model and actress Cara Delevingne looked stunning in a plunging black dress as she arrived ahead of the star-studded show. 

With a distinctive white bow serving as a focal point, the outfit gave Poppy an opportunity to stand out while posing for photos. 

The 33-year old added to her look with a pair of strappy silver heels, while a matching silver handbag appeared to be her only visible accessory. 

Drawing further attention to her naturally pretty features, the actress opted for deft touches of make-up selected from a natural colour palette. 

Rounding off her look, Poppy drew her hair into a tightly pulled high ponytail, a look that served to draw further attention to her face. 

Poppy, who has had small roles in The Aspern Papers and Kingsmen: The Golden Circle, most recently starred in the second series of Sky Atlantic’s Riviera.

And as a successful model, Poppy has graced the covers of Harpers Bazaar, Glamour and starred in campaigns alongside her younger sibling Cara, who has been listed as one of the world’s highest earning models by Forbes magazine.

Since marrying James Cook in a lavish ceremony in 2014, the pair have appeared together at A-list events and are often seen displaying their love for fashion.

But despite her party hopping, Poppy admits she hates women being referred to as ‘socialites’. 

Poppy, who grew up in a £10m house in Belgravia, said in June that she describes her occupation as an ‘actor’ when filling out immigration forms.

Speaking to The Sunday Times Magazine, she reflected on her career path and argued ‘there’s something sexist’ about being referred to as a socialite, saying: ‘no man has ever been called it.

The star added: ‘It always undermined anything I ever did, and it’s crazy. Can everyone change the tone now? I’ve evolved, we’ve all evolved, and doesn’t stuff move on?’