Arsenal women's star Leah wears a sleeveless mini dress for a glitzy Vogue party

Leah Williamson put on a glamorous display as she attended British Vogue's 2023 Forces For Change party at The MAINE Mayfair on Thursday night.

The Lioness, 26, looked incredible in a ruched tulle mini dress, which flaunted her phenomenal gym-honed figure as she posed for snaps at the bash.

Leah's skimpy dress highlighted her long and muscular legs, while she complemented the look with a pair of pointed flats.

The professional footballer wore her blonde locks in a bouncy blown out style, while she enhanced her pretty features with a radiant coat of make-up.

Leah added a touch of glitz to her evening look with a pair of large studded diamond earrings, with a matching bracelet and rings.

Forces For Change has become a far-reaching movement which highlights people in the public eye who are fighting for change across the worlds of fashion, culture, politics and beyond.

The original campaign was spearheaded by the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, in September 2019, when she guest edited the issue.

Last month, Leah was presented with her Order of the British Empire (OBE) by Prince William at Windsor Castle following England's Euro 2022 final triumph.

The Lionesses captain was named in the King's New Year's Honours list at the end of 2022 alongside her fellow teammates Lucy Bronze, Beth Mead, and Ellen White.

England beat Germany in the final, with Chloe Kelly's extra-time goal giving the nation their first major honour since the men's side won the 1966 World Cup.

Leah was prevented from joining the Lionesses on their World Cup bid this summer after suffering a ruptured ACL in April.

The Milton Keynes-born midfielder says she wants to be like a 'new signing' when she plays again and is eyeing a January return to football.

OBEs are awarded for a distinguished regional or county-wide role in any field, through achievement or service to the community.

White is England's all-time leading goalscorer, while Bronze and Mead have been England's standout players over the last two years.

Mead was also awarded BBC Sports Personality of the Year, becoming the first female footballer to win the award.

Dutch head coach Sarina Wiegman was made an honorary Commander of the British Empire (CBE) in the Foreign Office list.