The 42-year-old journalist poked fun at the US presidential candidate by wearing a satirical costume that was seemingly inspired by the emergence of a 2005 video that saw Trump brag about "groping" women.
Flaunting her fabulous figure in a form-fitting pencil dress, the garment was given a dark yet comical twist with an inflatable of the 70-year-old attached to the back of her frock.
But the arms of the blow-up trump weren't resigned to the rear as they came sprawling around Jemima's torso sitting at her cleavage and around her crotch.
The beauty ironically held up a sign that read: "Make American Great Again: Trump 2016. Vote on 28th November!!!"; the date referencing a faux-pas Trump recently made about the November 8 ballot.
In her other hand, Jemima held sheets of paper that were titled: "Michelle Obama's Convention Speech 25th August 2008."
Jemima's costume follows a 2005 video that surfaced last week in which Trump bragged about groping women, kissing them without permission and trying to seduce a married woman.
Since the emergence of the clip, one alleged victim has come forward, claiming that the billionaire businessman grabbed her breast and tried to put his hand up her skirt during a flight to New York more than three decades ago.
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Jessica Leeds, now 74, from New York, said: "He was like an octopus. His hands were everywhere. It was an assault."
Her accusations were followed by a second woman, Rachel Crooks, who worked at Trump Tower in Manhattan when she encountered the tycoon in 2005. Aged 22 at the time, she claimed that Trump shook her hand and would not let go, then kissed her cheeks and "kissed me directly on the mouth."
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Other guests at the bash included Gillian Anderson, James Nesbitt and Princess Beatrice.
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