She's in Vogue! Milla Jovovich, 38, puts her bump on display in figure-hugging houndstooth dress at fashion event

As her pregnancy advances, Milla Jovovich knows her bump will not go unnoticed.

So the 38-year-old made her changing figure the centre of attention as she attended the Council of Fashion Designers of America and Vogue Fashion Fund event in Los Angeles on Tuesday.

The Ukrainian supermodel-actress wore a conservative gray houndstooth-print dress and salmon pink pointed-toe heels.

Milla, who also has a seven-year-old daughter name Ever Gabo with husband Paul W.S. Anderson, has not said how far along she is in her pregnancy but appears to be in the second trimester.

For Tuesday's event the stunning brunnete wore her chin-length locks down with flipped ends and curled fringe. She kept her makeup minimal, showing off her piercing ice blue eyes, and carried a simple black handbag with a chain shoulder strap.

During the fashion industry bash Milla met up with beautiful blonde actress Dianna Agron, who donned a purple lace frock with large floral buttons and a peter pan collar.

Milla and her husband of five years, who happens to be the director of Resident Evil, announced their baby news in August via Facebook. And she noted that the impending arrival effectively delayed the shooting of Resident Evil: The Final Chapter until 2015.

She began: 'This was originally going to be a post to tell you how excited I am about flying to Cape Town, South Africa to begin working on Resident Evil: The Final Chapter.

'But… My husband Paul and I just discovered that we are expecting another baby!!! 'So after a lot of discussion, we thought it would be in everyone’s best interest to wait till the baby is born before we set out to try and tackle an RE movie.

'Between the stunt work and what will become my ever-expanding belly, we didn’t think pregnancy and zombie killing are the best combo! Lol! I imagine the only thing I’ll be killing in the near future is an endless supply of cupcakes. Yikes…

'In all seriousness though, we want to make the best movie possible and that would be extremely difficult, to say the least, in my present condition.'