Sharon Stone steals the spotlight in a red-on-red ensemble and bookish glasses while attending the opening ceremony of the World Summit Of Nobel Peace laureates

Sharon Stone sure knows how to stand out in a crowd.
While attending the opening ceremony for the 13th World Summit of Nobel Peace laureates on Sunday in Warsaw, Poland, the stunning blonde actress looked vibrant in a red-on-red ensemble and smart prescription glasses.
The Basic Instinct star grinned from ear-to-ear and twice flashed a peace sign as she took in the event.

Peace! Sharon Stone attended the opening ceremony of the 13th World Summit of Nobel Peace laureates in Warsaw, Poland, on Sunday

Prestigious: The event sees global leaders uniting

Spot Sharon: The star stood out in her red top and pants, and finished off her look with a pair of smart glasses

On Wednesday she will be presented with a Peace Summit Award for her aid to HIV/AIDS victims during the summit. The award has in the past been given to Sean Penn, Bono, George Clooney and Don Cheadle.
The ceremony will be held in the National Opera in Warsaw and will include the Dalai Lama, Mikhail Gorbachev, Betty Williams, among others.

As stated on the official website for the World Summit, Sharon will be recognized for her 'activities that brought solidarity and new hope to the millions of people who have fought and are fighting against the tragedy of HIV/AIDS.'

Rugged up: The 55-year-old actress wore a snug coat over her all-red ensemble in the chilly European city as she also paid a visit to the Museum of the History of Polish Jews

In good company: The Golden Globe winning actress marched along with a pack of sturdy looking friends

As usual, the 55-year-old was dressed to be noticed.
She wore bright red high-waist pants held up by an elegant leather belt, with a long-sleeved red shirt tucked in the top.

White socks beneath black loafers gave her wardrobe an interesting edge, and her long blonde tresses stood out almost as much as her red-on-red.

Focused: The stunning star paid attention to the presentation

The star seemed to be thoroughly overjoyed to be at the important global event, listening intently to the presentations and applauding enthusiastically when appropriate.

Sharon threw up the peace sign when it was her turn to chat with the media outlets, and slipped on her black rimmed glasses and headphones for quieter moments during the ceremony.

Although she matched the venue's chairs and luxurious red carpet, most others seemed to be dressed in more conservative shades, rendering Sharon a stunning sight in a sea of monochrome.

Proud: On Wednesday Sharon will be given an award for 'her activities that brought solidarity and new hope to the millions of people who have fought and are fighting against the tragedy of HIV/AIDS'

Content: The Basic Instinct actress could not wipe the smile off her face as she joined the crowd in Warsaw

Though most know Sharon as an icon of the screen, it is her work behind the scenes in society that seems to drive her equally.

Writing to the Nobel Laureates about her recognition at this year's World Summit, she said: 'Thank you for this extraordinary honor, the consideration of Which alone is life changing. I accept with joy, your nomination and gladly declare my intention to attend the Awards Ceremony.

'It will be my pleasure to attend the XIII World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates and my honor to Represent you all with integrity and grace.'
When the Sliver actress paid a visit to the Museum of the History of Polish Jews earlier in the day, she added extra warmth with a full-length brown coat and carried a classy embroidered handbag.
She traded out her fetching prescription glasses for a pair of round black sunglasses.

A captive audience: Sharon and her seat companions looked to be enthralled by the presentation

Next month the humanitarian will be traveling to India, where she is set to attend the country’s inaugural amFAR fundraising gala.

The actress will be joined by Bollywood veteran Aishwarya Rai when the black tie dinner and auction takes place at the Taj Mahal Palace hotel in Mumbai on November 17.

‘I would like to thank the people of India for their brave and contentious work in the fight against HIV/AIDS and for allowing amFAR the privilege of joining them in this important global effort,’ Sharon said in a statement.
‘We are grateful and humbled to be welcomed by the Indian community and to share in the wealth of knowledge provided by the Indian people and its government.’

Nifty trick: The drop dead gorgeous celebrity cleverly attached her glasses to her belt during a break

Emotional: Sharon enjoyed a hug with another attendee as bystanders looked on