Everyone will want to take a bite: Gemma Arterton stays in vampish costume as she slips into skintight black leather dress for Byzantium screening
By J J ANISIOBI and KIMBERLEY DADDS
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Fans have already been treated to a sneak peek of her raunchy new image in upcoming movie Byzantium.
And it seems Gemma Arterton's sexier image is spilling into her every day life, too.
The former Bond girl, who plays a bloodsucking vampire prostitute in the thriller, stepped out on Tuesday night for the London screening of Byzantium.
Now that's figure hugging: Gemma Arterton shows off her impressive curves in a skintight black leather dress as she turns up to a screening of her movie Byzantium in London on Tuesday evening
And she ensured she stayed in theme as she stunned in a skintight black leather dress.
She successfully ensured all eyes were on her as she turned up to the special screening.
The 27-year-old even went vampish with her shoes in a pair of pointy black heels, while she carried a clutch bag in her hand.
Sultry: She continued the dark theme of her movie with smokey eyes and spiky black heels
Gemma opted for smokey eyes to co-ordinate with the look and even wore crucifix-esque earrings to the event.
The actress completed her look with her dark locks tied into a simple up 'do.
She seemed in a jovial mood as she grinned widely for the cameras and joined her co-star Tom Hollander at the bash.
She's a vamp: Gemma smiled widely as she posed next to her co-star Tom Hollander, who looked dapper in a suit
Pleased to see you: The stars greeted each other with a big hug before heading in for the screening
Skin tight: Gemma looked confident as she made her stunning entrance to the screening on Tuesday evening
Reunion: Gemma giggled as she joined co-star Danny Mays inside the lavish screening room
The actor also made an effort, cutting a dashing figure in a dark navy suit and white shirt casually opened at the neck.
They seemed happy to see each other as they greeted each other with a hug before going in to watch the film.
It was a busy day for Gemma, who had earlier shown off her impressive figure once more but this time in an angelic white number as she headed to the ITV studios.
Standing out: Gemma was clearly the belle of the ball as she joined her male co-stars and colleagues for the special evening celebrating the movie
Photocall: Arterton pouted for pictures alongside Neil Jordan, Tom Hollander and Stephen Woolley inside the Charlotte Street Hotel screening room
All smiles: Gemma has recently been showing off her figure to full effect with her array of figure hugging frocks
While appearing on Lorraine Arterton confessed that she often cries when she gets heartfelt letters from her fans.
The 27-year-old actress admitted she feels incredibly proud when she reads messages from teenagers and women who say they are inspired by her curvier figure.
The beautiful brunette led by example on Tuesday morning as she fully embraced her curvy body in a tight white dress.
Moving tribute: Gemma Arterton looked sensational as she appeared on Lorraine on Tuesday morning and revealed she often cries from reading letters from her fans
Standing tall: Gemma loves being a positive role model for teenage girls and women
The tight look: Gemma lived up to her word as she showcased her 'normal' figure in the unforgiving dress
Gemma is obviously very comfortable with her figure and didn't mind showing it off in the lovely frock when she stopped by for a chat on Lorraine.
The former Bond Girl told Helen Fospero that unlike some female stars, she strives to be a positive role model for girls who struggle with their body image.
Speaking on the breakfast TV show, Gemma said: 'I'm really passionate about it because women are wonderful and we come in all shapes and sizes and that's OK.
Looking good: The actress is proud to encourage women to be comfy in their bodies
Super style: Gemma also popped by the BBC Radio 1 studios to talk about her new film
'I think we're so inundated by images of what people think is beautiful, but if we start putting things out there that aren't [perfect], I think its good for girls to see things differently.
'I've had the most wonderful letters, it makes me cry weekly, from girls saying, 'I used to have an eating disorder and I look at you and you inspire me to be normal.'
'It's like, 'Oh my gosh!' It's so important.'
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