Rosamund Pike dazzles in a glittering floor

Rosamund Pike dazzled in suitably glittery jumpsuit for a night out at ABBA Voyage in London on Monday.

The actress, 45, donned the shimmering multi-coloured number to visit the hologram concert as it marked its second anniversary since it premiered the capital.

She struck a confident pose with her hand on her hips and looked delighted to be at the venue, just before the legendary pop band's avatars took to the stage to perform their classics like Waterloo and The Winner Takes It All. 

Rosamund accessorised with pink hooped earrings and made sure that both her bag and her shoes matched.  

The Saltburn star opted for a natural look makeup wise and kept her dark blonde locks down.

Rosamund Pike dazzled in suitably glittery jumpsuit for a night out at ABBA Voyage in London on Monday

The actress, 45, donned the shimmering multi-coloured number to visit the hologram concert that has been playing in the capital for over two years upon its anniversary

A host of other famous faces turned out for the special performance at the purpose-built arena, including the likes of Dame Joanna Lumley.

The Absolutely Fabulous star looked as effortlessly classy as ever in a sequined golden jacket and smart black trousers, as she clutched onto a glass of fizz in the spirit of her famed sitcom alter-ego Patsy Stone. 

Rick Astley - famed for his 1980s track Never Gonna Give You Up - looked suave as usual in a dark brown suit jacket, complete with denim shirt underneath and smart trousers. 

Little Britain comedian Matt Lucas looked absolutely thrilled to be at the concert and even donned an official sweater.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            BBC Sport presenter Claire Balding opted for an eye-catching floral themed shirt, whilst TV's Richard Arnoldj joined Good Morning Britain's Laura Tobin for a photograph before the proceedings.

The Absolutely Fabulous star looked as effortlessly classy as ever in a sequined golden jacket and smart black trousers, as she clutched onto a glass of fizz in the spirit of her famed alter-ego Patsy Stone.

Rick Astley - famed for his 1980s track Never Gonna Give You Up - looked suave as usual in a dark brown suit jacket, complete with denim shirt underneath and smart trousers.

Little Britain comedian Matt Lucas looked absolutely thrilled to be at the concert and even donned an official sweater.

BBC Sport presenter Claire Balding opted for an eye-catching floral themed shirt as she posed with the anniversary lanyard around her neck

Good Morning Britain's Laura Tobin opted for a shimmering purple dress as she cosied up to showbiz guru Richard Arnold for a photo

The show sees them take to the stage as holograms (pictured)   

The iconic 70s pop group - made up of Bjorn Ulvaeus, Agnetha Faltskog, Anni-Frid Lyngstad and Benny Andersson (L-R) -  attended the show's opening in 2022 (pictured) 

The hologram show has pumped £322million into the British economy - with more than a million tickets bought at up to £181.50 each.

The gig five years in the making takes the audience back to Abba's 1970s and 1980s prime and allows fans to experience them in concert, despite their split back in December 1982.

Thanking fans for their continued support they added: 'Many of you were there from the very start and have followed us ever since – for over half a century!

'Music you discover and learn to love when you grow up or even later in life has a way of staying with you forever.