Naomie Harris puts on a very leggy display in sky-high split gown at Spectre screening in Zurich...as Monica Bellucci wows in sheer shirt at Rome premiere

PUBLISHED: 21:49, 27 October 2015 | UPDATED: 22:33, 27 October 2015

They're earning rave reviews for their roles in Spectre.

And at the latest screenings for the new Bond film in Rome and Zurich on Tuesday, Naomie Harris and Monica Bellucci won the red carpet with their glam ensembles.

In Rome, Italian actress Monica looked gorgeous in a sheer black shirt and ruffled skirt, while over in Switzerland Naomie flashed her long legs in a split, striped gown.

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In the spotlight: Naomie Harris wowed in a racy thigh-high split gown as she strutted down the red carpet for the Zurich premiere of Spectre on Tuesday

Brit actress Naomie, 39, stood out in her stunning striped dress on the Zurich red carpet.

The actress, who reprises her Skyfall role as Moneypenny in the new Bond film, flaunted her amazing figure in the strapless number.

The dress featured a sky-high split, with Naomie's long legs accentuated further by a pair of strappy silver heels.

Leggy: Brit actress Naomie, 39, stood out in her stunning striped dress on the red carpet

Wow: The actress, who reprises her Skyfall role as Moneypenny in the new Bond film, flaunted her amazing figure in the strapless number

Making her entrance: The Brit beauty led the way on the red carpet in Switzerland

Talented team: Naomie was joined by her Spectre co-star Dave Bautista (alias Hinx), and Gregg Wilson, Associate Producer, EON at the screening

So glam: Leaving her long dark locks loose, the actress finished off her look with a pair of statement earrings

Hard man: Dave was suited and booted for his big night at another glittering premiere for the Bond film

A flowing train added to the glam factor, while the actress carried a white clutch bag and topped off her red carpet look with some glitzy earrings.

Her long dark locks were left loose, with a hint of blusher and glossy pink lip adding to the glam factor.

Naomie joined her co-star Dave Bautista at the Switzerland screening, with the pair taking to the stage to introduce the hugely anticipated film for the VIP audience.

Taking the stage: The stars introduced the latest 007 movie for the VIP audience at Zurich's Hallenstadion

Helping hand: Gallant Dave assisted Naomie up the steps to the stage, with the actress flashing her long legs

Nearly there! Naomie appeared to stumble on the train of her glam gown

Over in Rome meanwhile, Monica, 51, put on an equally glam display in head to toe black for the Italian red carpet screening, teaming a smart sheer skirt with her statement midi skirt.

The actress added a slinky camisole under her shirt and accentuated her waist with a belt.

A pair of patent black heels and a clutch bag finished off the ensemble, while the stunning star added a glitzy bracelet and large hoop earrings.

Another night, another screening: Over in Rome meanwhile, Monica, 51, put on an equally glam display in head to toe black for the Italian red carpet screening, teaming a smart sheer skirt with her statement midi skirt

Leading man: The actress cosied up 007 himself, Daniel Craig, on the red carpet

Glam pair: Monica looked sensational in her figure-hugging look while Daniel was dapper in a pinstripe suit

What a team: Director Sam Mendes and the film's villain Christoph Waltz joined the Rome premiere

What a joker: Austrian actor Christoph messed around with the cameras

Having their moment: Daniel and Monica had had a busy day promoting the Bond film in Rome

So chic: A pair of patent black heels and a clutch bag finished off Monica's ensemble, while the stunning star added a glitzy bracelet and large hoop earrings

Monica posed for photos with a dapper Daniel Craig, who wore a pinstripe three-piece grey suit for the screening, teamed with a pale blue shirt.

Director Sam Mendes, and the film's villain Christoph Waltz were also in Rome for the premiere.

It was a busy day for the Spectre stars, as they attended a photocall in the city earlier on Tuesday.

007 hits Italy: Earlier on Tuesday Daniel and Monica cosied up at the Rome photocall for their film

Daniel swapped his tux for a blazer and tie combo while Monica showed off her sensational figure in a curve-hugging shirt and statement maxi skirt.

Despite his star-studded, late night at London's world premiere of the hugely anticipated film on Monday, Daniel was looking super suave as he got stuck into another day of promo duties.

The actor posed for the cameras at Rome's St Regis hotel, showing off his sharp sense of style in a camel-coloured sweater and white shirt layered under a buttoned-up blazer.

A pair of jeans and brown brogues finished off the look as the 007 actor hit the red carpet.

Sharp: Daniel posed for the cameras at Rome's St Regis hotel, showing off his sharp sense of style in a camel-coloured sweater and white shirt layered under a buttoned-up blazer

Monica chose another stunning ensemble for her day in Rome, teaming a patterned black and red maxi skirt with a coordinating deep burgundy shirt.

The figure-hugging ensemble showed off the actress' curves, while she added to the glam factor by leaving her dark locks loose and glossy and accentuating her features with dark eye makeup and a nude lip.

It was a busy day for Mendes and his cast after their glittering evening on Monday at the world premiere of the 24th Bond film at London's Royal Albert Hall.

Glam: Monica, 51, chose another stunning ensemble for her day in Rome, teaming a patterned black and red maxi skirt with a coordinating deep burgundy shirt

Dream team: The Bond girl joined Daniel for photos along with Christoph and Sam

Monica chose a gorgeous backless green velvet gown with thigh-high split by Ralph & Russo for her big night, as she joined Daniel, Christoph and fellow Bond girl Lea Seydoux at the premiere.

Speaking on the red carpet, Monica said the premiere was 'very emotional', adding: 'It's incredible to be here, I'm so touched, it's incredible to be part of this tradition.'

Monica, who plays Lucia Sciarra in the film, was full of praise for her co-star: 'Daniel Craig is such a gentleman, not just as James Bond, but in real life.'

What a pair: The stars looked in good spirits after their glittering evening at the world premiere in London

Finishing touches: Monica added to the glam factor by leaving her dark locks loose and glossy and accentuating her features with dark eye makeup and a nude lip

Big fan: Monica, who plays Lucia Sciarra in the film, was full of praise for her co-star at the world premiere, gushing: 'Daniel Craig is such a gentleman, not just as James Bond, but in real life'

Spectre reunites Craig with director Sam Mendes, after 2012′s Skyfall became the highest-grossing Bond film in history.

The film follows the agent as he confronts enemies from his past, including his nemesis Franz Oberhauser, played by Waltz.

As ever, the latest instalment - a behemoth of a picture at over two hours long, the longest in the Bond franchise yet - is international, taking the cast from locations in Mexico to Austria, Rome and Morocco.

Baddie: The new Bond film follows Craig's 007 as he confronts enemies from his past, including his nemesis Franz Oberhauser, played by Waltz

Success story: Spectre reunites Craig with director Sam Mendes, after 2012′s Skyfall became the highest-grossing Bond film in history

All-star cast: Along with bringing back Craig in his leading role, Naomie Harris returns as Moneypenny and Ralph Fiennes as M

With her leading men: Monica is one of two new Bond girls, with French actress Lea Seydoux also starring

Along with bringing back Craig in his leading role, Naomie Harris returns as Moneypenny and Ralph Fiennes as M.

Sherlock villain Andrew Scott also joins the cast as Max Denbigh, the new head of the Centre for National Security who questions Bond's actions and challenges the relevance of MI6.

And of course, there is the supervillain of the masterpiece double Oscar-winner Waltz, who portrays Oberhauser, who is reported to actually be revealed as Ernst Stavro Blofeld.