Felicity Jones pairs her sleek new fringed hair do with preppy pussybow blouse and culottes for radio visit

PUBLISHED: 12:29, 12 October 2016 | UPDATED: 13:44, 12 October 2016

Felicity Jones was flying solo on Wednesday morning as she continued promotions for her new film Inferno.

The pretty brunette was seen arriving at BBC Radio 1 in London for a chat in the absence of her famous US co-star Tom Hanks.

In work mode, Felicity - who was sporting a new fringed hair 'do - looked sophisticated in a preppy pussybow blouse, teamed with black culottes.

Sophisticated dressed: Felicity Jones looked pretty in a black and blue ensemble as she arrived to promote her film Inferno at BBC Radio 1 on Wednesday

Her sleek new hairstyle proved hard to tame and even though she arrived with the do perfectly coiffed, her fringe seemed to disappear in the wind as she exited.

Felicity wore a pair of towering heels with her calf-length trousers, and a long black cashmere Salvatore Ferragamo coat layered on top elongated her petite frame yet more.

In the beauty department, the actress kept her porcelain skin natural with just a touch of blusher and opted for smokey eye make-up.

Gone with the fringe: Later, as she emerged from the studios, the fringe was swept away in a gust of wind

Chic: She dressed in a sophisticated pussybow blouse for the occasion

Felicity is just back in her native London, following a whirlwind promotional film for the third Dan Brown action film.

Just last week, Felicity was in Florence, Italy and Berlin, Germany on the approach to the film's release on Friday.

The high-octane thriller follows beloved lead character Robert Langdon (a role reprised by Tom), who wakes up in a hospital in Florence with no memory of the last few days.

Teaming up with Dr. Sienna Brooks (played by Felicity), he races across the city in a bid to retrace his footsteps and escape being found by a major manhunt.

Escape: Felicity stars as Dr. Sienna Brooks alongside Tom Hanks' character Robert Langdon (right) as they try to evade a man hunt

Immediately after filming the fast-paced Ron Howard flick, Felicity headed straight to set for another much-anticipated movie - the new Star Wars installment, Rogue One.

Speaking to The Sydney Morning Herald recently, Felicity spoke about how down-to-earth Forest Gump star Tom was, in person.

'Tom is always absolutely focused and there's no messing around on set - his priority is making the best film possible,' she told the magazine.

'He's also incredibly down to earth. He never takes any of his fame or success for granted,' she added.