Naomie Harris is the picture of elegance in checked trousers and chic white coat as she makes glamorous arrival at Calvin Klein NYFW show

PUBLISHED: 16:51, 10 February 2017 | UPDATED: 21:27, 10 February 2017

She has found huge success this awards' season after receiving endless nominations for her role in Moonlight.

But Naomie Harris proved she is just as much of a hit in the style stakes on Friday, as she made a glamorous arrival at the Calvin Klein SS17 catwalk show at New York Fashion Week.

The 40-year-old actress exuded elegance and beauty in a stylish trouser co-ord as she proudly took her place on the FROW.

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Stunning: Naomie Harris proved she is a hit in the style stakes on Friday, as she made a glamorous arrival at the Calvin Klein SS17 catwalk show at New York Fashion Week

The British beauty stole the show in her quirky but stylish look as she ditched the traditional dress for a chic trouser and top set.

Formed of a violet and black checked wool, the trousers fell into a skinny fit to emphasise her famously long and slender pins.

Keeping co-ordinated, she paired the strides with a top of matching print, which skimmed her statuesque figure loosely to its hem - which featured a striking long ruffle on one side.

Effortless: The British beauty stole the show in her quirky but stylish look of a checked trouser and matching top, layered beneath a smart white coat

Making the outfit sexy as well as sophisticated, the top remained sleeveless and plunged into a V neckline at her chest to flash her gorgeous, glowing skin and tease at her bust as she posed for cameras.

She tied her look together in an effortless fashion with a pair of buckled ankle boots, which only lengthened her already leggy frame, and a chic white dress coat which she layered casually on top.

Naomie left her tresses in their sleek, every day style and added a minimal slick of glowing make-up, to display her natural beauty to all.

Glowing: Naomie left her tresses in their sleek, every day style and added a minimal slick of glowing make-up, to display her natural beauty to all

The Islington born star appears to be taking some time off to enjoy the fashionable events of the Big Apple, ahead of her big night at the BAFTAs on Sunday.

Naomie, known best for her role as Moneypenny since 2012's Skyfall, has been honoured for her role in Moonlight across the boards this awards season.

She has been recognised in the Best Supporting Actress category at both the prestigious Oscar and BAFTA ceremonies, at which she faces strong competition.

Leading lady: Naomie has been honoured for her role in Moonlight this awards season - bagging a Supporting Actress nomination at both the upcoming Oscars and BAFTAs

Troubled: Naomie plays Paula in the flick - a drug-fuelled single mother who struggles to raise her son Chrion in his youth in a rough neighborhood of Miami

Fellow actresses nominated include Viola Davis for Fences, Octavia Spencer in Hidden Figures, Nicole Kidman for Lion and Michelle Williams for her part in Manchester By The Sea.

Moonlight chronicles the life of a young black man from childhood to adulthood, as he struggles to find his place in the world while growing up in a rough neighborhood of Miami.

Naomie plays Paula - a drug-fuelled single mother who struggles to raise her son Chrion in his youth during the early scenes of the flick.

Star-studded: Naomie was joined by fellow actress Gwyneth Paltrow at the runway show, who looked typically chic in a camel coat paired with a shirt and unusual knitted skirt

Cool kids: Sarah Jessica Parker dazzled in a printed bronze coat (L) while Kate Bosworth looked classically chic in a plain Calvin Klein tee and skinny jeans (R)

Getting on swimmingly: Meanwhile actress Julianne Moore happily chatted to Stranger Things star Milly Bobby Brown before the catwalk kicked off

Despite the film's huge success however, the actress recently admitted to The Telegraph that she had been hesitant to take on the role as they are already enough 'negative portrayals' of 'black women' in film.

She said: 'I didn't want to play a crack addict. I feel that there are enough negative portrayals of women in general, and black women in particular.

'I grew up with this really strong mother - really intelligent, powerful, independent - and I've always admired her. She was part of a group of strong, powerful women as well. I very rarely saw those women represented them. So I initially said no to the role.'

Fashion's elite: Naomie also rubbed shoulders with Vogue editor Anna Wintour at the event, who proudly sat on the front row beside Tonne Goodman, the magazine's fashion director