Gemma Arterton is the picture of elegance in white silk trousers and semi-sheer blouse as she discusses Hollywood sexism at BUILD Series interview in London
She is known for her sensational sense of style as well as her award-winning acting ability.
And Gemma Arterton put on yet another sartorial display on Tuesday as she arrived at the BUILD Series LDN event in a stunning white ensemble.
The British actress, 31, showed off her famously statuesque frame in silk trousers and a sophisticated sheer blouse, as she made her way to her interview at the Capper Street Studio.
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Doing it white: Gemma Arterton put on yet another sartorial display on Tuesday as she arrived at the BUILD Series LDN event in a stunning white ensemble
Gorgeous: The actress, 31, showed off her famously statuesque frame in silk trousers and a sophisticated sheer blouse, as she made her way to her interview at the Capper Street Studio
During her interview, Gemma discussed Hollywood sexism and how film bosses rank high-profile actresses.
According to the Standard, she said: 'When you make films about women, you can’t get financing in the same way you would if it was a film about men.
'Oh no, it really exists, I’m like a C,' Gemma admits. 'I know, because I am sitting in the meetings trying to get financing for films that I’m in and they’re like: ‘We love you, but could you also get… [insert category A actress]?’”
The St. Trinian's star was the picture of elegance in the white ensemble, which served to elongate her famously leggy figure.
Formed of a delicate silk, the trousers softly skimmed her svelte figure and long legs all the way to the floor.
Gorgeous: Formed of a delicate silk, the trousers softly skimmed her svelte figure and long legs all the way to the floor
Classy: Keeping the look sophisticated, Gemma teamed the strides with a white Victoriana blouse - which pulled into long sleeves and a tight high neck
Keeping the look sophisticated, Gemma teamed the strides with a white Victoriana blouse - which pulled into long sleeves and a ruched high neck, before flashing her silk vest underneath with its semi-sheer material.
Remaining sophisticated from head to toe, Gemma accessorised with sky-high silver heels and a classic navy coat, which she carried in the balmy London weather.
Sweeping her trademark brunette bob to one side, the actress left her naturally striking features and radiant complexion on show - which she accentuated with rosy blusher and subtly smoky eye.
The star seemed in good spirits as she embarked on her interview, as she chatted and laughed animatedly with the presenter onstage.
Sexy sophistication: The top then flashed her silk vest underneath with its semi-sheer material
Sterling effort: Remaining sophisticated from head to toe, Gemma accessorised with sky-high silver heels
Natural beauty: Sweeping her trademark bob to one side, the actress left her naturally striking features and radiant complexion on show - which she accentuated with rosy blusher
Feeling good: The star seemed in good spirits as she embarked on her interview, as she chatted and laughed animatedly with the presenter onstage
New project: The brunette embarked on the exciting interview as part of promotion for her new film Their Finest, alongside Bill Nighy and Sam Claflin
The BUILD series is a collection of live interviews hosted by AOL, which has featured the likes of Pixie Lott, Lauren Pope and Vogue Williams in recent weeks.
The brunette embarked on the exciting interview as part of promotion for her new film Their Finest, alongside Bill Nighy and Sam Claflin.
The film follows a British propaganda team who make an inspiring film about the Dunkirk evacuation.
Next chapter: The film follows a British propaganda team who make an inspiring film about the Dunkirk evacuation
Gemma plays the role of Catrina Cole in the flick, who is recruited by the military to write films with a 'woman's touch' in 1940s Britain.
Her natural flair is recognised by Claflin's character Buckley and the duo team up to create the dramatic war movie starring Ambrose Hilliard (Nighy) as its lead.
The Made in Dagenham star recently admitted that she now takes signing up for movie roles into much more careful consideration than her earlier days as an actress.
Taking the lead: Gemma plays the role of Catrina Cole in the flick, who is recruited by the military to write films with a 'woman's touch' in 1940s Britain
Star-studded: Her natural flair is recognised by Claflin's character Buckley (L) and the duo team up to create the dramatic war movie starring Ambrose Hilliard (Bill Nighy) as its lead
Speaking to ES magazine, Gemma explained: 'For the first seven or eight years of my career, I was doing stuff because I thought I should, or I thought I was lucky to get that part.'
Referencing her time as a Bond Girl in Quantum of Solace, she continued: 'It sits really badly with me when I make something I'm not proud of, or doesn't say what I want to say.'
When asked whether she would ever feature in another Bond film however, she replied: 'I don't want to slag off that film because I really enjoyed it.
'I was 21 and it was a trip - but would I do it now? No.'
More thought: Gemma recently admitted that she now takes signing up for movie roles into much more careful consideration, telling ES magazine: 'It sits really badly with me when I make something I'm not proud of, or doesn't say what I want to say'
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