Naomie Harris offers a sexy twist on skirt suit with daring thigh-high split as she brightens up Moscow's Spectre photo call in vivid yellow ensemble

She dazzled in a striking gold gown at Spectre's Moscow premiere on Thursday night.

And while the outfit Naomie Harris donned to the photo call for the new James Bond movie in the Russian city on Friday wasn't quite as glitzy, it was certainly just as eye-catching.

Ensuring she stood out from co-stars Ralph Fiennes and Dave Bautista, the 39-year-old actress sported a vivid yellow skirt suit as she posed for photos in front of the city's historic Kremlin. 

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While the weather looked a little grey, Naomie was sure to brighten spirits in the colourful ensemble which was comprised of a double-breasted blazer and a pencil skirt which featured a daring thigh-high split. 

Injecting another dose of colour into the style, the Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom star paired the separates with neon pink heels, which boasted an ankle strap in a coordinating shade of yellow.

Her brunette locks were worn in an elegant up-do, though the front wisps of her hair were worn tousled around her stunning face. 

The British actress was joined at the photo call by Ralph and Dave, who play M and Hinx, respectively, in the new action flick.

Sporting a more relaxed look than his counterparts was 52-year-old Ralph, who played it simple in a blue shirt, jeans and a light jacket, while Dave sported a dapper navy suit, which he layered beneath a smart trench coat and grey scarf.

Meanwhile, Naomie recently talked about the importance of the Bond films keeping up with the pace of current issues. 

In an interview with Radio Times, she explained: ‘A large part of 'Spectre' is about surveillance, how much are people delving into our private lives, collating information without us knowing.

‘That's a huge debate around the world today and it's all reflected in the film.’ 

Spectre was released in the UK on Monday and will be followed by a Russian cinematic release on 6 November.