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The stars were out for the Born This Way Foundation charity dinner at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City on Saturday - World Kindness Day 2021.

The non-profit organization, which strives to improve young people's mental health, was co-founded by pop superstar Lady Gaga and her mother Cynthia Germanotta in 2012.

And actress Amanda Seyfried and legendary supermodel Helena Christensen were among the high-profile guests to lend their support to help raise much needed funds for the foundation and its causes.

Stars were out: Amanda Seyfried and Helena Christensen lend their support for the Born This Way Foundation charity dinner at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City on Saturday

Seyfried put her best fashion foot forward decked out in an off-white-patterned skirt and matching crop top combo from Miu Miu.

The ensemble helped showcase her petite curves with its midriff-revealing design and tight fit. 

The Les Misérables star, 35, also donned a pair of black heels, carried a small black purse, and had her blonde tresses styled long and flowing past her shoulders with a part on the slight left.

Flirty: The Les Misérables star got playful on the red carpet in her stylish outfit that was paired with black heels and a matching purse

Charity: The Born This Way Foundation was founded in 2012 by American artist and activist Lady Gaga and her mother Cynthia Germanotta

Making a difference: Named after Gaga's album Born This Way (2011), the Foundation is committed to supporting the wellness of young people and working with them to 'make the world kinder and braver'

New project: Seyfried next stars in the drama film Mouthful Of Air, which drops October 29

Christensen, 52, showed off her modeling skills when she hit the red carpet in a black minidress and a matching blazer.

In keeping with the black color scheme, she also wore matching heels and carried a stylish black and white purse over her left shoulder.

On this night she wore her reddish locks long, but pushed back off her face in a loose ponytail and a part on the slight right. 

The Danish beauty rose to prominence in the 1990s, becoming one of the most popular models of her time, alongside such other famous faces of the era that included the likes of Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington, Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Elle Macpherson and Claudia Schiffer.      

Legendary: Helena Christensen was among the top models in the 1990s who helped put the super in supermodel during the era

LBD: Christensen, 52, showed off her modeling skills when she hit the red carpet in a black minidress and a matching blazer 

Leggy: English actress and singer Ella Hunt, 23, gave more than a hint of her legs in her black gown that came complete with a flower and stem design

Stunner: Stella Maxwell, 31, flaunted her cleavage in black full-length dress

Statuesque: Stella added height to her statuesque frame with a pair of heels 

Some of the other celebrities to attend the event were English actress and singer Ella Hunt, Northern Irish-New Zealand model Stella Maxwell, actor Joshua Jackson, Broadway actor and singer Billy Porter, French model Cindy Bruna, Fzrench actress and model Pom Klementieff and Polish-Canadian television personality Antoni Porowski. 

Maxwell strutted her stuff in a plunging black slip dress, while styling her blonde hair with glitzy bobby pins. 

Tommy Dorfman looked stylish in a bold all-green ensemble. She styled her golden hair in a low ponytail and kept makeup to a minimum.

Broadway star Billy Porter, 52, showed he would not be outdone in the fashion department decked out in a black-and-white skirt and long blazer combination.

French model Cindy Bruna, 27, flaunted her lean figure in black leather pants and a cropped top that was nothing short of a bra.

Fashionista: Tommy Dorfman looked stylish in a bold all-green ensemble. She styled her golden hair in a low ponytail and kept makeup to a minimum

Touch of style: The Affair star Joshua Jackson, 43, stepped out in a tan suit

Unique: Broadway star Billy Porter, 52, showed he would not be outdone in the fashion department decked out in a black-and-white skirt and long blazer combination

Revealing: French model Cindy Bruna, 27, flaunted her lean figure in black leather pants

Daring: She completed the ensemble with a cropped top that was nothing short of a bra

American model Indya Moore shined on the red carpet in a sleeveless dress with a slit up the front. 

The 26-year-old showcased her red pedicure in a pair of black sandals as she took to the red carpet. 

Born This Way Foundation was founded in 2012 by American artist and activist Lady Gaga and her mother Cynthia Germanotta. 

Named after Gaga's album Born This Way (2011), the Foundation is committed to supporting the wellness of young people and working with them to 'make the world kinder and braver.'

Beaming: American model Indya Moore, 26, shined on the red carpet in a sleeveless dress

All the details: The 26-year-old showcased her red pedicure in a pair of black sandals as she took to the red carpet

The non-profit prioritizes the mental health and wellness of young people by working to promote kindness and open and honest conversations about mental health, validating the emotions of young people, and eradicating the stigma around mental health, according to its website.

Furthermore, the Foundation works to 'connect, engage, and inspire young people — on the road, in their communities, and online.' 

When Lady Gaga and her mother launched the Foundation, the singer-songwriter stated to the Washington Post, 'Together we hope to establish a standard of Bravery and Kindness, as well as a community worldwide that protects and nurtures others…'              

One of a kind: French actress and model Pom Klementieff, 35, showed off her styled in black dress with a slit on the left that allowed her to get flirty with her left leg

Old school: Polish-Canadian television personality Antoni Porowski, 37, went with a olive green suit and grey dress shoes for the charity event