Lady Victoria Hervey oozed glamour in a white pleated gown and a striking crochet hat at the Venice Film Festival. 

The model and socialite, 48, jetted off to Italy to attend the premiere of Hungarian film Orphan on Thursday.

She looked sensational as she took to the red carpet for the evening in a light grey sleeveless cape gown.

Lady Victoria's elegant gown featured a high neckline, as well as a cut-out at the bust and a full pleated skirt. 

To compliment her gown, Lady Victoria wore a striking sage green hat with a cream satin wrap and a white crochet brooch seemingly in the shape of a bunch of grapes.

She finished her ensemble with a pair of diamante-adorned gold sandal heels and accessorised the look with a white bejewelled clutch bag and drop earrings.  

A prominent figure in the glamorous Nineties party scene, Victoria enjoyed fame of sorts dabbling in modelling, acting and appearing on reality TV programmes.

She was perhaps best known for a brief fling with Prince Andrew before quitting the UK for Hollywood where she secured a small part in a Tom Hanks movie.

Now the socialite appears to be on a new mission in the world of politics - as a cheerleader for Donald Trump and the MAGA movement and a rare public defender of her now disgraced royal ex.

Swapping nightclubs for the Palm Beach 'Trump scene' - she told how she had been welcomed 'with open arms' on her regular visits to Mar-a-Lago.

Lady Victoria said she was having 'the best time ever' rubbing shoulders with the President and his inner circle.

Spending Trump's inauguration celebrations in freezing cold Washington with the likes of Liz Truss and Nigel Farage was 'better than any Oscar night I've had', she insisted.

Lady Victoria said of her new life earlier this year: 'It's exciting. It's fun. And then of course you've got secret service and all the guys with the ear pieces. I feel I live on adrenaline when I'm over there. I just feel so energised.'

She went on to controversially suggest bringing the Trump movement back to the UK saying: 'I really want to get this MEGA MAGA movement going. Make England Great Again.'

Alongside her new-found interest in politics, Lady Victoria has taken on the role of citizen journalist or 'truth warrior' as she calls it.

She's been called a conspiracy theorist after claiming Covid vaccines were part of a plot orchestrated by Bill Gates to 'depopulate the world'.

Lady Victoria has other theories about 9/11, JFK's assassination and the moon landings.

She has also undertaken a three-and-a-half year investigation to prove that her former Royal lover was the victim of a sinister conspiracy over his role in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.

Lady Victoria told how she had been carrying out 'dangerous' undercover work to gather evidence which had led to her suspecting that she was being followed.

Speaking of her findings at the time, she said: 'I can't go into the whole thing but basically, Prince Andrew is innocent. He was set up. It was a very organised attack on the Royal family.'

She then became embroiled in fresh controversy after launching a social media attack on the late Virginia Giuffre, who won a multi-million pound settlement from Prince Andrew following claims she had been forced to have sex with him three times at the age of 17 when she was trafficked by his friend Epstein.

Lady Victoria insisted Ms Giuffre's credibility had been 'destroyed' after she was released from hospital following a dramatic claim that she had only 'four days' to live after a car crash in Australia.

Critics slammed the former socialite as 'nasty' and 'vile' after her brutal Instagram post in which she shared Ms Giuffre's selfie of herself with a badly bruised face and claiming that she was about to die from kidney failure with the word 'Karma'.

It was accompanied by the soundtrack of Europe's 1986 hit The Final Countdown to mock her claims.

She later claimed to MailOnline that Ms Giuffre was a 'fantasist' who was faking or exaggerating the seriousness of her condition in order to 'emotionally blackmail' her children who appear to be with her estranged husband.

She added: 'I got a lot of abuse on social media for calling her out and saying that I never believed her. I have no regrets about what I said, and I have been proved right. Her credibility is destroyed.'