Taxi for Miller! Sienna wraps up in cozy fur-lined parka as she struggles to hail a cab in NYC

Published: 18:09 GMT, 12 December 2017 | Updated: 02:28 GMT, 15 December 2017

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Even Sienna Miller is familiar with the problem of finding a cab in New York City.

The actress, 35, looked like she was struggling to hail a taxi in the West Village early on Tuesday.

The Factory Girl star looked cozy as she wrapped up in an olive green Mr&Mrs Italy parka with a chocolate brown fur hood while making several attempts to get the attention of a driver during the chilly morning.

Tough time: Even Sienna Miller is familiar with the problem of finding a cab in New York City., with the actress struggling to hail a taxi in the West Village early on Tuesday

Sienna kept comfortable in grey sweats, teamed with a bright orange sweater.

The mother-of-one glammed things up with Gucci sneakers, while wrapping a fringed scarf around her neck.

Sienna let her natural beauty shine through, keeping mostly make-up free while wearing her blonde hair down loose.

After failing to get the first few drivers' attention, the patient starlet put her hand on her head with mild frustration.

Waiting game: The Factory Girl star, 35, looked cozy as she wrapped up in a Mr&Mrs Italy parka with a chocolate brown fur hood while making several attempts to get the attention of a driver

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Over here! Sienna kept comfortable in grey sweats, teamed with a bright orange sweater, while glamming things up with Gucci sneakers

Finally securing a ride, Sienna threw up her hood and hopped into the yellow cab.

The actress is mostly based in New York with her daughter Marlowe, five, who she shares with former fiance Tom Sturridge, 31.

The actor is currently shooting the Starz drama Sweetbitter in Manhattan.

Tom and Sienna dated from 2011 to 2015 and still get along swimmingly for exes, with the starlet calling her ex her 'best friend.'

Where to? Finally securing a ride, the star threw up her hood and hopped into the yellow cab

Amicable exes: The actress is mostly based in New York with her daughter Marlowe, five, who she shares with former fiance Tom Sturridge, 31 (pictured in March)

Dressed to impress: Sienna dazzled in a floral maxi-dress as she attended the New York premiere of Phantom Thread on Monday evening

'Everybody will stay over or we'll all go on holiday and that's because we genuinely want to be around each other,' she told Harper's Bazaar in spring.

'It's great for our daughter that she has two parents who love each other and are friends. He's definitely my best friend in the entire world.'

Sienna's latest film, The Private Life of a Modern Woman, premiered September 3 at the 74th Venice International Film Festival.

The film's reception was largely overshadowed by sexual harassment and assault allegations against director James Toback which emerged October in an LA Times article and Modern Woman has yet to be picked up for US distribution.

New project: Sienna's film The Private Life of a Modern Woman premiered September 3, but its reception was largely overshadowed by director James Toback's sexual assault scandals