Famke Janssen steals the show with pale blue and white frock and black zipper jacket in NYC

She’s a model and actress and a former Bond girl.

And on Sunday, Famke Janssen showcased her fashionista credentials as she stepped out in New York City.

The statuesque Dutch beauty, 55, looked lovely in a broderie anglaise paneled frock and lightweight zipper jacket with a patterned face mask.

Janssen’s dress paired pale blue lace patterns with off-white semi-sheer panels.

There was black embroidered detailing at the waist and hem as well as a small black collar at the round neckline.

She wore her black jacket undone and carried a gray purse and stepped out in beige flats.

Her long dark hair was loose and she completed her look with a pair of large sunglasses. 

Janssen currently has two films in post production: Endless and Redeeming Love. But at this point, with the COVID-19 crisis still waging, the release dates have been on hold since early spring. 

She most recently starred in the 2020 mystery crime drama film The Postcard Killings alongside Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Cush Jumbo.    

She began her career as a fashion model in the 1980’s, working some of the biggest names in the industry that included the likes of Yves Saint Laurent, Giorgio Armani, Chanel, and Victoria’s Secret.

By 1992 she landed guest starring roles in two hit series: Star Trek: The Next Generation and Melrose Place.

She gained worldwide recognition as an actor when she played Xenia in 1995’s Goldeneye, which starred Pierce Brosnan as 007 James Bond.

Her stellar Hollywood resume also includes such films as the X-Men film series (2000-2014), and the Taken film franchise (2008-2014), and TV hits Nip/Tuck (2004-2010) and How To Get Away With Murder (2015-2019).