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Orange Is The New Black star Natasha Lyonne set pulses racing as she attended The 2024 BAFTA NYC Tea Party on Sunday.
The 45-year-old actress showed off her incredible figure as she wowed in a racy brown satin floor-length gown.
Featuring a low cut neckline, the dress was adorned with black lace and diamante panelling as the star flashed plenty of skin in the ensemble.
The Russian Doll star opted for a bronzed make up look and wore her long, red mane in voluminous curls for the glamorous occasion.
She finished off her look with silver statement jewellery and a black bag covered in rhinestones.
Orange Is The New Black star Natasha Lyonne turned heads as she attended The 2024 BAFTA NYC Tea Party on Sunday
The 45-year-old actress showed off her incredible figure as she wowed in a racy brown satin floor length gown
The Russian Doll star opted for a bronzed make up look that perfectly complemented her dress
The star appeared in high spirits as she flashed a smile while posing with pals Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Patricia Clarkson and Carrie Coon at the star-studded event.
Secrets & Lies actress Marianne looked incredible in a black two piece which she teamed with a green satin shirt and red lip for a pop of colour.
Patricia stunned in a black lace dress while Carrie turned heads in a back figure-hugging leather dress.
Back in August Lyonne was revealed as the Sunday Times’ Style section cover subject.
A caption shared on the publication’s Instagram account teased: ‘From American Pie to Russian Doll via Orange is the New Black, Natasha Lyonne has reached cult status.
‘This Sunday, @meganagnew1 grabs dinner with the actor and director in downtown New York.’
Many recognize Natasha from her roles in American Pie or Netflix’s hit series Orange Is the New Black.
The performer started as a child actress in the late 1990s with her roles as DJ in Everyone Says I Love You (1996).
She wore her long red mane in voluminous curls for the glamorous occasion
She finished off her look with silver statement jewellery and a black bag covered in rhinestones
The star appeared in high spirits as she flashed a smile while posing with pals Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Patricia Clarkson and Carrie Coon at the star-studded event (L-R)
She proceeded to land roles in films like Slums of Beverly Hills (1998), But I’m a Cheerleader (1999) and American Pie (1999).
Last year, she earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for her role in Peacock’s Poker Face, which was officially renewed for a second season earlier this year.
In 2023, Lyonne was named one of the 100 most influential people in the world by Time magazine.
Earlier this year she gushed to People that she ‘loves movies,’ calling them ‘the only thing I really understand in this life.’
‘They’ve got everything I like — music and stories and images,’ she explained. ‘And they’ll break your heart, and make you laugh, and all the rest.’
She also described AI as a ‘fair and formidable foe’ in the entertainment industry.
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