Get a girl who can do both! Kate Bosworth shows off her girly AND sexy side in bra-flashing floral dress as she dazzles at InStyle BAFTA bash

By MailOnline Reporter

Published: 19:08 EST, 1 February 2017 | Updated: 19:25 EST, 1 February 2017

She is set to thrill fans in one of the BBC's most shocking dramas to date.

And Kate Bosworth proved she can bring some wow factor to the red carpet as well.

The Hollywood actress, 34, attended the InStyle EE BAFTAs Rising Star bash at the soon-to-be-open Ivy Brasserie Soho on Wednesday night.

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Hollywood glamour: Kate Bosworth proved she can bring some wow factor to the red carpet as well

The slender blonde beauty decided to opt for two looks on her evening out - both girly and sexy at the same time.

The Blue Crush actress slipped into a floral frock which had a ruffled front, mixed with a racy black negligee detail at one side.

The look made for a striking one and worked wonders for the stunning star.

To ramp up the vamp aspect of her ensemble with a dash of red lipstick.

Star-studded: The Hollywood actress, 34, attended the InStyle EE BAFTAs Rising Star bash at the soon-to-be-open Ivy Brasserie Soho on Wednesday night

Red carpet sensation: The slender blonde beauty decided to opt for two looks on her evening out - both girly and sexy at the same time

Mixing it up: The Blue Crush actress slipped into a floral frock which had a ruffled front, mixed with a racy black negligee detail at one side

Legs be having you! Kate stunned as she showed off her pins on her way out of the bash

Poser! The star made sure she had her best angle on show as she worked it for photographers

Earlier in the evening the star looked typically elegant in an off-the-shoulder dress ahead of an appearance on The One Show, where she was on hand to promote unconventional new drama SS-GB.

With a distinct bronze hue and tasteful fitted detail the outfit ensured Kate, 34, commanded attention as she prepared for her latest interview on behalf of the forthcoming show. 

Conventional black stiletto heels completed her look, while a distinct lack of accessories allowed her wardrobe to take centre stage.

Styling her willowy blonde locks in a simple bun, the actress revealed naturally pretty features accentuated by subtly applied foundation, delicate mascara and a generous layer of bold red lipstick.

Taking her place on the studio sofa, Kate was joined by co-star Sam Riley as she talked about the 1941 set show, in which war-time London has been successfully occupied by marauding Nazi Germany, and her role as visiting New York Times reporter Barbara Barga. 

Striking: She journeys back to Britain’s war torn past for her latest role, but it was a very modern Kate Bosworth who made an entrance at BBC studios on Wednesday evening

Looking good: The American actress looked typically elegant in an off-the-shoulder dress ahead of an appearance on The One Show, where she was on hand to promote unconventional new drama SS-GB

Hard to miss: With a distinct bronze hue and tasteful fitted detail the outfit ensured Kate, 34, commanded attention as she prepared for her latest interview on behalf of the forthcoming show

‘You don’t really know what side of the line anyone stands,’ she told hosts Matt Baker and Michelle Ackerley. ‘It’s a great psychological thriller for all the characters.

‘I play a journalist who has come over from America to relay the story of what’s happening in the UK. 

'She’s mysterious and a femme fatale, which is what I really loved about the character. She’s really great.’

Finishing touches: Conventional black stiletto heels completed her look, while a distinct lack of accessories allowed her wardrobe to take centre stage.

Kate and co-star Sam lead the way in the highly-awaited mini-series from BBC Films, based on the 1976 novel of the same name by Len Deighton.

The series, produced by Sid Gentle Films Ltd, has been adapted from the novel by Bafta award-winners Neal Purvis and Robert Wade.

Set in Nazi-occupied London, the drama is based on the premise that the Germans won the Battle of Britain.

Tasteful: Styling her willowy blonde locks in a simple bun, the actress revealed naturally pretty features accentuated by subtly applied foundation, delicate mascara and a generous layer of bold red lipstick

British actor Sam, 37, will play British Detective Douglas Archer, who finds himself working under the brutal SS in occupied London and investigates what appears to be a simple black market murder. 

Speaking at the show's London premiere on Monday evening, he said:  'Archer is a compelling and complex character. He is a good guy struggling to reconcile his job as a policeman within the repressive Nazi machine.

'Neal Purvis and Robert Wade have written a gripping screenplay that pays homage to Len Deighton’s novel. I am very much looking forward to working with this talented team.'

Kate added: 'I am thrilled and honoured to be a part of this incredible team, bringing an iconic novel to the screen.' 

New role: Kate and co-star Sam Riley (pictured) lead the way in the highly-awaited mini-series from BBC Films, based on the 1976 novel of the same name by Len Deighton

 

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