She caused a sensation by wearing red to the Golden Globes last year.
And Blanca Blanco proved she was still a reliable awards show season favorite when she swung by the BAFTA Los Angeles Tea Party on Saturday.
The 37-year-old was a showstopper in a sleeveless blue cocktail dress that tightened around her hourglass figure and showed off her cleavage.
Smoldering sensation: Blanca Blanco proved she was still a reliable awards show season favorite when she swung by the BAFTA Los Angeles Tea Party on Saturday
Her shoulder straps were tied into bows and her ensemble was a bluish green at the top and a deep navy shade down to its hemline.
Blanca's hair was teased into a do reminiscent of the 1950s, and she balanced on gold stilettos that complemented her medallion necklace.
She accentuated her bombshell features with makeup and accessorized with a glinting metallic clutch for her latest red carpet outing.
Whilst on the carpet, she posed up a storm with her boyfriend, the 69-year-old actor John Savage, who is known for such movies as The Deer Hunter.
Showbiz icon: The 37-year-old was a showstopper in a sleeveless blue cocktail dress that tightened around her hourglass figure and showed off her cleavage
Gorgeous: Her shoulder straps were tied into bows and her ensemble was a bluish green at the top and a deep navy shade down to its hemline
She was also glimpsed modeling this same ensemble when she headed through Los Angeles, crossing streets and strolling up the sidewalks.
Blanca turned heads by wearing scarlet at the Golden Globe Awards last year, despite the trend of wearing black to show solidarity with #MeToo.
'From what I had heard, only the nominees were going to wear black, and I thought it would be silly for me to show up in black,' she said this week.
What a team: Whilst on the carpet, she posed up a storm with her boyfriend, the 69-year-old actor John Savage, who is known for such movies as The Deer Hunter
Out and about: She was also glimpsed modeling this same ensemble when she headed through Los Angeles, crossing streets and strolling up the sidewalks
'Photos of me went viral, I became a trending topic on Twitter, and I got death threats and tons of hate mail,' Blanca revealed to The Hollywood Reporter.
'I support #MeToo - it had nothing to do with not supporting the cause. It was incredible to see all the courageous women come forward over the past year. I take responsibility for wearing color while everyone else wore black. I get that a lot of people were affected by what I wore - and some were supportive,' she said.
The publicity, however, helped her career, and she said: 'I was able to stay busy all year, and I did some films and magazine photo shoots.'
Image of elegance: Blanca's hair was teased into a do reminiscent of the 1950s, and she balanced on gold stilettos that complemented her medallion necklace
Looking amazing: She accentuated her bombshell features with makeup and accessorized with a glinting metallic clutch for her latest red carpet outing
She elaborated: 'I did a film called Betrayed, which shot in Michigan, and I played a villain. I had another film called Mission Possible that debuted in the Cannes market.'
The brunette bombshell shared: 'I attended Paris Fashion Week and attended the Marrakech Film Festival. I shot a campaign for the clothing line Chiquelle.'
However, her 2018 was rounded off with a personal crisis when she became one of the Malibu residents to lose their homes to the Woolsey Fire.
However: Her 2018 was rounded off with a personal crisis when she became one of the Malibu residents to lose their homes to the Woolsey Fire
Rise to fame: Blanca turned heads by wearing scarlet at the Golden Globe Awards last year, despite the trend of wearing black to show solidarity with #MeToo
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