Lara Stone made sure all eyes were on her as she celebrated Bacchanalia London's star-studded grand opening party in Mayfair on Thursday. 
The model, 38, put her toned figure on display in a plunging minidress which highlighted her ample cleavage. 
Also stepping out the event was the likes of supermodel , 52.
Taking the plunge!

Lara Stone showed off her model figure and put her ample cleavage on display in a racy minidress at a restaurant launch in Mayfair on Thursday
Lara's dress featured a deep v-neckline, a backless design and chic jewel detailing.  
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Lara looked perfect from every angle in her dress, which also highlighted her trim pins. 
The blonde, who was previously married to Little Britain star David Walliams, wore her long locks out and over her shoulders, neatly straightened. 
Glowing: Her makeup was natural-looking and included dewy foundation and apartment renovation tips a lined eye
Backless: Lara's dress featured a deep v-neckline, a backless design and chic jewel detailing
Her makeup was natural-looking and included dewy foundation and a lined eye. 
Lara added height to her statuesque frame wearing a stylish pair of black pointed heels, which featured jewel embellishment. 
She appeared in high spirits as she stepped out, smiling as she posed for photographs. 
Stepping out: Other stars at the event included the likes of Naomi Campbell, Maya Jama and Emma Weymouth 
Lavish: Named after the Ancient Roman festival of excess, The Bacchanalia boasts a stunning interior, with four sculptures from Damien Hirst taking centre stage while murals have been hand-painted on the ceiling
Event: The menu is a mix of Italian and Greek from Chef Athinagoras Kostakos, while guests can enjoy their choice of drink from a 650-bottle-long list of wines
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At the opening, which saw Florence and the Machine perform, Naomi Campbell also put on a sensational display in wide leg black trousers and a plunging blazer which showed off her ample assets. 
Named after the Ancient Roman festival of excess, The Bacchanalia boasts a stunning interior, with four sculptures from Damien Hirst taking centre stage while murals have been hand-painted on the ceiling.
The menu is a mix of Italian and Greek from Chef Athinagoras Kostakos, while guests can enjoy their choice of drink from a 650-bottle-long list of wines.