Felicity Jones teases at her cleavage in semi-sheer gown embellished with quirky retro gems at Inferno premiere in Berlin

By JULIA PRITCHARD FOR MAILONLINE

PUBLISHED: 01:30, 11 October 2016 | UPDATED: 03:55, 11 October 2016

She is one of the top English actresses, scoring an Oscar nomination last year. 

And Felicity Jones proved she was worthy of an award for her style too, as hit the red carpet of the German premiere for Inferno in an impeccable fashion on Monday night.

The actress, 32, put on a saucy display at the big event in Berlin, sporting a semi-sheer plunging gown which showcased her funky style with chunky gem decoration.

Stunning: Felicity Jones, 32, hit the red carpet of the German premiere for Inferno in an impeccable fashion on Monday night

Upping the style stakes: The actress put on a saucy display in a semi-sheer plunging gown which showcased her funky style with chunky gem decoration

The brunette beauty wowed in the elegant floor-length gown as she arrived to promote the new flick at the CineStar IMAX Sony Center at Potsdamer Platz square.

The dress featured a sweetheart bodice top, which plunged low to flash a saucy hint of cleavage beneath its semi-sheer mesh panel. 

Cinching in at her petite waist, the black frock then gracefully skimmed her slender figure to the floor as the material hugged her frame in a soft, wrap style. 

Sexy: The dress featured a sweetheart bodice top, which plunged low to flash a saucy hint of cleavage beneath its semi-sheer mesh panel

Elegant: Cinching in at her petite waist, the black frock then gracefully skimmed her slender figure to the floor

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The most notable feature of the ensemble however was undoubtedly its unusual decoration - with the top section adorned with an array of chunky gems and embroidered details.

The belt featured quirky prints of thick red lips and lipsticks, while the mesh panel and her bust were covered with large brightly coloured jewels of vibrant pink, blue and gold hues. 

Not wanting to take away from the striking touches at the top, the Theory of Everything actress paired her look with a classic set of black patent heeled sandals - sky high to elongate her already slender figure. 

Hello Germany! Felicity looked over the moon to be promoting her new flick with foreign fans

Giving back: Felicity was more than happy to chat and sign autographs for her beloved waiting fans in the capital

Sporting her signature full fringe and adding only a simple slick of black liner to her top lids, the Worst Witch starlet looked effortlessly gorgeous as she posed alongside her co-star Tom Hanks. 

Felicity was more than happy to chat and sign autographs for her beloved waiting fans in the German capital, before heading in to the main event - where she was awarded with a bunch of gorgeous white roses.

The cast have been jetting all around Europe to promote their highly-anticipated film Inferno - based on the book of the same name in the famous Da Vinci Code series, by Dan Brown.

Jazzy: The most notable feature was its unusual decoration - with the top section adorned with an array of chunky gems and embroidered details

Making a statement: The belt featured quirky prints of thick red lips, while the mesh panel and her bust were covered with large brightly coloured jewels of vibrant pink, blue and gold hues

An English rose: Felicity was later awarded a bunch of gorgeous white roses inside

The high-octane thriller, which is set for release on October 14, follows beloved lead character Robert Langdon (Hanks), who wakes up in a hospital in Florence with no memory of the last few days. 

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

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.

On the promo trail: The gang of actors were out in force to ensure a box office success

Line-up: Director Ron Howard - formerly of Happy Days - also joined the fray 

Three's a cool crowd: Omar Sy, Felicity Jones and Tom Hanks attend the German premiere

Talking to The Telegraph about partaking in such iconic movies in close proximity, the British beauty admitted: 'Taking on two giant roles back to back was a real challenge.’

However she revealed that working with respected actor Tom, 60, made filming Inferno amidst her pressured schedule made the process much easier, thanks to his welcoming disposition.

She gushed of the Sleepless in Seattle star: ‘I felt totally embraced by him. He is so unegotistical – he hasn’t been in any way corrupted by fame.’ 

On the red carpet: Tom Hanks and his wife, Rita Wilson, were side-by-side when they stepped out in Germany on Monday

Dapper: Despite his age, the critically-acclaimed performer cut a youthful figure in his jet-black suit, which he teamed with a matching shirt and contrast tie

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Felicity Jones with preppy pussybow blouse and culottes for Radio 1 visit

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

By BECKY FREETH FOR MAILONLINE

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. 

Busy bee: She's only just returned from Berlin where the cast were on tour

Back in London: Felicity's film arrives in cinemas on Friday

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• Felicity Jones is finally an A-lister to be reckoned with

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Felicity Jones is cast alongside Oscar winner Tom Hanks in Dan Brown's Inferno

The big break theory! Felicity Jones is cast alongside Oscar winner Tom Hanks in Dan Brown's Inferno

By BECKY FREETH FOR MAILONLINE

PUBLISHED: 15:32, 18 February 2015 | UPDATED: 16:29, 18 February 2015

She recently opened up about her struggle to 'make it' in the movie industry.

But now, the offers seem to be flooding in for Oscar nominee Felicity Jones after her much-celebrated role in this year's The Theory Of Everything.  

Felicity, 31, has been cast alongside two-time Academy Award winner Tom Hanks in Dan Brown's latest big screen book adaptation, Inferno.

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Her next big break: Felicity Jones has been named as part of the cast of Inferno, which will follow Dan Brown's Angels & Demons and The Da Vinci Code

The 31- year-old actress, who received her big break with a starring role as wife Jane in the Stephen Hawking biopic, will star as Dr. Sienna Brooks besides Hanks as Robert Langdon in the film.

The film will act as the sequel to 2006's The Da Vinci Code and 2009's Angels & Demons, in which Hanks both starred.

Director and producer Ron Howard said: 'For this film, I wanted Tom Hanks to be surrounded by an international cast of actors whose energy will underscore Robert Langdon's life-or-death peril, the high-stakes action he takes, and the global threat that he's trying to prevent.'

Onwards: The Theory Of Everything star has received a BAFTA, a Golden Globe, an Oscar and a Screen Actors Guild Award

Howard also confirmed that Omar Sy has been cast as Christoph Bruder and Sidse Babett Knudsen as Dr. Elizabeth Sinskey - the head of the World Health Organisation - in the eagerly-awaited new film. 

He said: 'Felicity, Irrfan [Khan], Omar, and Sidse have all broken through with recognition here in America as well as their home countries - they are phenomenal talents and we can't wait to get started.'

Production on the film is set to begin in April, with the movie scheduled for release in October 2016. 

Oscar winner: Felicity will get to act alongside Saving Private Ryan star Tom Hanks in the film, pictured here in Angels & Demons, the second installment

An honour: Tom, who won an Oscar for Forest Gump (pictured above), has lead both parts of Dan Brown's movie adaptations

Felicity has also been named by The Hollywood Reporter as the female lead in the forthcoming Star Wars film. 

Following her big break this New Year, the actress was nominated for a BAFTA, a Golden Globe and a Screen Actors Guild Award, as well as an Academy Award which she looks forward to seeing though this weekend. 

And though her Theory Of Everything co-star Eddie Redmayne has been the leading prize winner this awards season, Felicity says they've shared the struggle to establish themselves as actors.

The struggle to stardom: Felicity recently spoke about her joint battle to reach super stardom with her now-co-star Eddie Redmayne (pictured right in The Theory Of Everything)

Cast take us behind the scenes of The Theory of Everything

Speaking to Yahoo!, the actress said: 'Eddie and I have spent many years auditioning for film and TV projects together, and being turned down together. 

'And then commiserating together. But this was the first time we’d worked together.' 

In her first bid for an Academy Award, Felicity will face off against running 2015 winner Julianne Moore (Still Alice), Marion Cotillard (Two Days, One Night) and Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl).

Eddie is hotly tipped for the Best Actor win at the Oscars this weekend when he goes head to head with Benedict Cumberbatch. 

Oscars anticipation: Felicity and Eddie are on the road to big things after both being nominated for Oscars this weekend

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Ben Affleck presents Gravity's Alfonso Cuarón with top prize at Directors Guild Awards +Winners List

Gravity's Alfonso Cuarón looks set for
an Oscar win as Ben Affleck presents him with top prize at Directors Guild Awards

By JULIET PAYLOR

PUBLISHED: 08:16, 26 January 2014 | UPDATED: 10:11, 26 January 2014

A host of stars came out to show their support for the people without whom they wouldn't have such illustrious careers at the 66th Annual Directors Guild Of America Awards on Saturday night.

Held at LA's Hyatt Regency Century Plaza and hosted by Glee's Jane Lynch, as a prelude to the prestigious Academy Awards on March 2, the DGAs have a long history of predicting the Best Director Oscar-winner.

With a 90 per cent accuracy rate in the last 10 years, everyone was on the edge of their seats as they waited with bated breath to see who would scoop the all-important Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film trophy.

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And the winner is... Alfonso Cuarón took home the top honour of Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film for Gravity at the 66th Annual Directors Guild Of America Awards on Saturday night, which was presented by Ben Affleck

He can't believe his luck: The prestigious win cements Cuarón's place as the top favourite to take out the Best Director awards at the Academy Awards on March 2

Ben Affleck presents Alfonso Cuarón with prize at LA awards

An honour just to be nominated: American Hustle's David O Russell (left) and The Wolf Of Wall Street's Martin Scorsese proudly accepted their silver nominee's plaque as they battled it out in the Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film category

Following his track record already this awards season, it came as no surprise that Alfonso Cuarón was awarded the honour for his 10-time Oscar-nominated sci-fi drama Gravity.

The 52-year-old Mexican graciously accepted the award as his leading lady Sandra Bullock looked on with a beaming smile.

Cuarón had stiff competition at the DGAs from Steve McQueen (12 Years A Slave), David O Russell (American Hustle), Martin Scorsese (The Wolf Of Wall Street) and Paul Greengrass (Captain Phillips).

Dapper duo: The acclaimed filmmaker was flanked by his American Hustle star Bradley Cooper as he showed off his shiny plaque, with both men looking particularly suave in their matching three-piece suits and bow ties

Big night? The 39-year-old appeared a little bleary-eyed and was sporting scruffy facial hair and a messy hairdo as he took to the stage to present

On a winning streak: The 52-year-old Mexican appeared in shock and awe as he continues to dominate this awards season with his critically-acclaimed sci-fi drama

A winning look: Gravity star Sandra Bullock was rocking a much edgier style than usual as she attended the ceremony on Saturday, where she took to the podium as a presenter

Power couple: Sandra was only too happy to pose with her director earlier in the night, before his big win

Proud as punch: Sarah Paulson had the honour and privilege of presenting her 12 Years A Slave director Steve McQueen with his nominee's plaque for Feature Film

In good spirits: The pair shared a laugh as they posed with the award, dressed in complementary black and white outfits

A rose between two thorns: The leading lady happily posed alongside her suited and booted Gravity producer David Heyman (left) and director of photography Emmanuel Lubezki

Four out of the five directors are also nominated at the upcoming Academy Awards, with Greengrass missing out in favour of Alexander Payne for Nebraska.

Cuarón's Gravity has dominated so far this awards ceremony and with this latest win under his belt, it holds him in good stead to take home his first Oscar statue come March.

Gravity is nominated in a whopping 10 Oscar categories in total - including Best Picture, Best Actress for Sandra Bullock, Best Visual Effects and Best Cinematography.

Going out on a high note: Vince Gilligan was thrilled to wrap up fan favourite Breaking Bad with yet another win - for Dramatic Series

Host with the most! Comedienne and Glee star Jane Lynch took on the role of master of ceremonies at the event held at LA's Hyatt Regency Century Plaza, looking smart in her black suit, white shirt with ruffled sleeves and black ribbon tie

Double the fun: Steven Soderbergh was not only honoured with the Robert B Aldrich Award for his outstanding work, but he also won in the Movies For Television And Mini-Series category

The great cover up! Mom-to-be Kerry Washington clad her blossoming baby bump in a billowing pale blue and black patterned Oscar de la Renta frock 

Nothing to be blue about: Anna Kendrick looked lovely in her fun and flirty short blue strapless frock as she presented an award during the night's proceedings

Fashion-forward: Tom Hanks opted for a black double breasted suit jacket, a matching shirt and black and white patterned tie for the awards

A pop of colour among a sea of black and white: Jane Lynch enjoyed a catch up with directors Anne Fletcher and newly rehabbed Adam Shankman and House Of Lies star Don Cheadle (from left) 

Sandra looked stunning as she arrived on the red carpet clad in a textured black strapless Roland Mouret dress with thigh high split.

The 49-year-old vamped up her usual style with deep red glossy lips, while her hair, which was dyed a deep almost black hue, was tied back with plenty of loose wavy tendrils to create a cropped effect.

Bradley Cooper looked suave as always in his snug-fitting black three-piece suit, which he paired with a crisp white shirt and black bow tie.

The wolf of the awards: Martin Scorsese was also nominated for his film Wolf Of Wall Street

Wild gesticulators: Director Rob Reiner (left) and Nick Cannon took to the podium to speak during the event

Fabulous as always: Helen Mirren yet again proved her style credentials in her teal lace gown featuring sheer sleeves and plenty of stunning embroidered detail

A well-deserved win: Taylor Hackford, the film director husband of Helen Mirren, proudly presented first assistant director Lee Blaine with the Frank Capra Award

Second time on stage: Jon Favreau was on hand to present Steven Soderbergh with his second award of the evening - for Movies For Television And Mini-Series

Jehane Noujaim wins at Directors Guild Awards

Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Documentary: The Square director Jehane Noujaim proudly showed off her gold plaque following her win

Men of honour: Associate director Vincent DeDario accepted the 2014 Franklin Schaffner Achievement Award (left), while Neil P DeGroot won in the Reality Programs category for 72 Hours

The 39-year-old appeared a little bleary-eyed and was sporting scruffy facial hair and a shaggy hairdo as he presented his American Hustle director David O Russell with his nominee's plaque.

A very pregnant Kerry Washington, Helen Mirren, Anna Kendrick, Sarah Paulson and Tom Hanks were also all in attendance and took to the stage to present awards during the night's proceedings.

Feisty: Shonda Rimes (L) said there should be no need for such a prize as she took home the Diversity Award

Hug it out: Director Steven Soderbergh (L) accepted the Robert B. Aldrich Service Award from director Taylor Hackford

Winner and presenter: Steven gave a speech after accepting his award while Steve Coogan presented a prize

Hanging out: O. Russell, Scorsese and McQueen had attended a symposium ahead of the ceremony

66th Annual DGA Awards 2014: Outstanding Directorial Achievement Winners

Feature Film: Alfonso Cuarón, Gravity

Dramatic Series: Vince Gilligan - Breaking Bad, 'Felina'

Movies For Television And Mini-Series: Steven Soderbergh - Behind The Candelabra

Comedy Series: Beth McCarthy-Miller - 30 Rock, 'Hogcock!/Last Lunch'

Variety/Talk/News/Sports – Series: Don Roy King - Saturday Night Live, 'Saturday Night Live With Host Justin Timberlake'

Variety/Talk/News/Sports – Specials: Glenn Weiss - The 67th Annual Tony Awards

Reality Programs: Neil P DeGroot - 72 Hours, 'The Lost Coast'

Children's Programs: Amy Schatz - An Apology To Elephants

Documentary: Jehane Noujaim - The Square

Commercials: Martin de Thurah - Epoch Films

Robert B Aldrich Award: Steven Soderbergh

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