Jodie Comer looks effortlessly classy in a plunging navy blue shirt and midi skirt as she heads to Gabriela Hearst's runway show for Paris Fashion Week

Jodie Comer cut an elegant figure while attending Gabriela Hearst's runway show during Paris Fashion Week on Monday.

The Killing Eve star, 31, looked effortlessly classy in an unbuttoned navy blue shirt and a matching a-line maxi skirt.

She added inches to her frame in a pair of black heels and opted for a radiant palette of make up.

Leaving her long waved tresses loose, Jodie accessorised with gold hoop earrings and a chunky gold chain necklace which she left poking underneath her shirt.

The actress appeared in good spirits as she flashed a smile as she exited the car to the star-studded event.

The event comes as a break to Jodie who has been busy filming 28 Years Later in Northumberland.

Back in April she was announced to be starring in the second sequel to the 2002 film which is once again directed by Danny Boyle .

Reprising his role from the first movie, Oscar-winning Cillian Murphy will return as Jim, joined by Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Ralph Fiennes, Erin Kellyman and Jack O'Connell.

Jodie, who will play a Geordie character in the post-apocalyptic flick, was spotted filming in the Northumberland countryside in July.

She recently revealed she had been taking inspiration from Girls Aloud star Cheryl for her Newcastle accent.

According to an interview with ELLE UK, Jodie has been looking back at old episodes of Cheryl on The X Factor to master the twang.

Talking about her role in the upcoming post-apocalyptic horror film and getting to work with Danny Boyle, Jodie commented: 'Danny just seems like such a confident, intuitive and intelligent director.

'The original was so loved, so I'm trying not to think of that too hard. I'm not putting too much expectation on myself.'

The original zombie apocalyptic film debuted in cinemas 22 years earlier in 2002 - with Cillian taking on a leading role.

The sequel is slated to be the third instalment in the franchise and the first in an upcoming trilogy.

Danny, who directed 28 Days later , as well as original writer, Alex Garland, are also returning. The pair notably only served as executive producers on the second movie, 28 Weeks Later (2007).

Both Danny and Alex are producing the new project alongside Andrew Macdonald, Peter Rice and Bernie Bellew, while Cillian is an executive producer.

While talking to The Independent earlier this year in January, Cillian revealed if he would possibly star in the franchise once again.

This marks Jodie's second apocalyptic film in recent years, after her heart wrenching performance in the climate crisis drama The End We Start From.

She starred as Mother in the movie adaptation of Megan Hunter's novel which sees her character navigating motherhood for the first time during an apocalyptic flood.