Gwendoline Christie looked effortlessly chic as she strolled around London on Tuesday in a stylish all-black look.

The Game Of Thrones star, 46, looked nothing short of sensational as she stepped out in a satin wrap-around maxi skirt, teamed with a a black ribbed top.

She threw on a cropped black blazer to complete the monochrome look, before adding inches to her height in knee-high pointy leather boots.

Gwendoline toted around her belongings in a small Alaila handbag with gold buckle detailing, which retails for £1,750.

The actress added a dark park of sunglᴀsses and wore her long blonde tresses in loose curls for the outing.

She looked glamorous as she commanded attention while making her way through the streets and into a taxi.

Gwendoline Christie looked effortlessly chic as she strolled around London on Tuesday in a stylish all-black look

The Game Of Thrones actress, 46, looked nothing short of sensational as she stepped out in a satin wrap-around maxi skirt, teamed with a a black ribbed top

It comes after she showcased a new look as she attended the BAFTA 2025 Awards with long blonde extensions. 

The Wednesday Star, showcased her inner gothic fashion sense with braided blonde hair as she arrived to the Royal Festival Hall.

To finish her quirky hairstyle, she tied skinny black bows made of ribbon to each of her 26-inch braids.

In keeping with her gothic look, she stepped out in a black silk bespoke Giles Deacon dress which featured padded shoulders and shredded sleeves.

She added inches to her statuesque 6ft3in figure as she slipped into a pair of black stilettos.

To accessorise, Gwendoline added an extra level of glam and wore a silver diamond necklace that featured a huge emerald.

She also made multiple appearances at Paris Fashion Week, and sat in the front row at the Dior Homme show alongside pal Kate Moss.

Gwendoline looked chic in an all-grey suit with a black sheer top, complemented by her long flowing blonde hair.

The duo were in high spirits as they put on an animated display while cosying up for snaps at the fashion show.

She threw on a cropped black blazer to complete the monochrome look, before adding inches to her height in knee-high pointy leather boots

Gwendoline toted around her belongings in a small Alaila handbag with gold buckle detailing, which retails for £1,750

The actress added a dark park of sunglᴀsses and wore her long blonde tresses in loose curls for the outing

It comes after she showcased a new look as she attended the BAFTA 2025 Awards with long blonde extensions 

She also made multiple appearances at Paris Fashion Week, and sat in the front row at the Dior Homme show alongside pal Kate Moss 

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Gwendoline teamed her stylish power suit with a large brown handbag and added a pop of colour with black and pink shoes.

She looked nothing short of sensational as she wore her long blonde tresses in loose curls, before adding a glamorous palette of makeup.

Gwendoline previously  revealed starring in the series Wednesday made her feel ‘beautiful’ for the first time on screen.

The actress who has starred in big-name projects including The Hunger Games and Game Of Thrones, said it was the first time in her career she had felt seen.

Gwendoline’s role in the Netflix series is as Nevermore Academy’s principal, Larissa Weems, whose director Tim Burton gave her creative freedom to invent.

She said: ‘It is the first time I’ve ever felt beautiful on screen. I cannot express my extreme graтιтude more heartily to Tim and Colleen and our hair and makeup team.’

During a recent interview, Gwendoline told Entertainment Weekly: ‘He said, ‘You can do whatever you like with the character, feel free to make it whatever you want and we’ll keep talking about it’.

‘What kept coming to me was this idea of this Hitchcock-style heroin, this screen siren, that maybe that young woman would look to our mystic portal, the cinema, to be an incarnation of her fantasies.’

‘And weirdly, Tim had exactly the same idea and so did [costume designer] Colleen Atwood.’