By Fay Strang
Published: 18:34 EST, 13 May 2014 | Updated: 19:52 EST, 13 May 2014
The majority of her fellow female guests played it pretty safe with their colour palettes.
But Jessica Michibata clearly likes living life in the fast lane as she opted to stand out from the crowd at a dinner hosted by Prince William to celebrate the work of The Royal Marsden Hospital, held at Windsor Castle on Tuesday evening.
The 29-year-old fiancée of Jenson Button enjoyed a real princess moment as she posed in front of the castle wearing a gorgeous red gown.
Regal: Jessica Michibata looked commanding as she attended a dinner to celebrate the work of The Royal Marsden hosted by the Duke of Cambridge at Windsor Castle on Tuesday
The dress which featured an embellished bodice and flowing hemline, fitted the Argentine- Japanese model like a glove.
As she made her way towards the party she hitched up the dress slightly, revealing it's impressive hemline.
Jessica opted to keep the rest of her look simple so the dress could take centre stage and she wore her hair slicked off her face.
Nothing hems her in: The fiancee of Jensen Button turned head with her dress that featured an impressive hemline
It's little surprise really that Jessica looked so stunning as earlier this year, Jessica admitted that she works out 'almost every day' to maintain her toned figure, and is a big fan of yoga in particular.
She told Esquire magazine: 'I work out, like almost every day. I go to the gym, I do yoga. Oh, and triathlons!'
Jessica and Jensen got engaged in February after six years of dating, with the racing driver popping the question with a glittering teardrop-style diamond ring, which experts believe cost in excess of £250,000.
Sleek: The model's strapless dress showed off her toned arms while her hair was worn off her face in a sleek bun
The model first met Jenson in 2008 in a hotel bar in Tokyo and originally perceived him to be something of a womaniser, it wasn't till 8 months after they met that they started dating.
Jessica, who was not accompanied by Jensen, joined the likes of Kate Moss, Cara Delevingne and Cate Blanchett at the event which was organised to raise awareness for the cancer charity which also happened to be one of Princess Diana's favourites.
She and other guest were treated to a three-course dinner in Windsor's famous medieval halls and Georgian salons before they were serenaded by singer Emeli Sande at the end of the evening.
Prince William became president of the Royal Marsden Hospital in 2007 and threw the soirée because he is keen to enhance his philanthropic profile.
Driving solo: Jessica was not joined by her fiance Jenson for the event
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