Sigourney Weaver beams in aubergine-coloured trench coat as she steps out during Milan Fashion Week 

She recently premiered her new flick My Salinger Year during the 70th Berlinale International Film Festival earlier this week.

And Sigourney Weaver, 70, appeared in jovial spirits as she was spotted leaving her hotel in Milan during fashion week on Sunday. 

The Golden Globe winner looked chic in an aubergine-coloured trench coat over a white longline shirt.

The screen star accessorised her stylish daytime ensemble with a pair of oversized golden aviator shades and leather criss-cross black leather clutch.

Keeping to her effortlessly chic theme, she worked her brunette tresses into a voluminous curly blowdry and sported a radiant beauty look.  

Sigourney has been making the most of her time in Europe having recently wowed in a plunging black gown as she hit the red carpet My Salinger Year premiere in Berlin.

She happily posed for photos with her co-star Margaret Qualley, 25, who looked elegant in a white tulle dress. 

The Avatar star attended the premiere with her stage director husband Jim Simpson and their daughter, Charlotte, 29.  

The Alien actress appear in the Philippe Falardeau’s new drama which is based upon Joanna Smith Rakoff’s 2014 memoir of the same name.

The feature film follows the freshly graduated Joanna as she takes a clerical job working for the literary agent of the reclusive writer J.D. Salinger.  

Golden Globe winner Sigourney plays Margaret, Salinger’s cantankerous and utterly formidable agent and friend. 

Joanna is played by American actress, Margaret who was last seen hitching a lift with Brad Pitt in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.    

Last year, the iconic actress has confirmed that she will reprise her role as cellist Dana Barrett, whose apartment was haunted by an evil spirit in the original 1984 film, in the new movie.

Speaking of reuniting with co-stars Bill Murray and Dan Aykroyd, Sigourney told Parade magazine in June: ‘It’s going to be crazy working with the guys again!’

Reflecting on the original Ghostbusters, she added: ‘I knew it would be big. The script was so funny and full of heart. ‘Ghostbusters’ changed my life.’

Ghostbusters 3 is being helmed by original director Ivan Reitman’s son Jason and Dan previously praised Jason, 41, for the ‘beautiful script’ he has penned for the third film. 

Aykroyd starred as Dr. Ray Stantz alongside Bill Murray as Dr. Peter Venkman and Harold Ramis as Dr. Egon Spengler and Rick Moranis as Louis Tully in the first Ghostbusters film.