Ana de Armas looks chic in a white Louis Vuitton shirt as she attends a photocall for Blonde

Ana de Armas looked the epitome of chic as she attended a photocall for Blonde at the San Sebastian Film Festival in Spain on Saturday. 

The actress, 34, showed off her sensational style in a white Louis Vuitton shirt, teamed with black trousers and a pair of heels. 

She styled her brunette locks up in a bun, while sporting a soft glam make-up look with a swipe of nude lipstick. 

Wow! Ana de Armas looked the epitome of chic as she attended a photocall for Blonde at the San Sebastian Film Festival in Spain on Saturday

Ana and Andrew Dominik, who directed Blonde, then attended a press conference for the upcoming film.  

Earlier in the day, Ana put on a leggy display in a classically stylish white dress that offered a glimpse of her tanned and toned pins.

It comes after Ana said it is ‘disgusting’ that the nudity from her highly-anticipated Marilyn Monroe biopic Blonde – which is rated NC-17 – will go viral on the Internet.

Incredible: The actress, 34, showed off her sensational style in a white Louis Vuitton shirt, teamed with black trousers and a pair of heels

Stunning: She styled her brunette locks up in a bun, while sporting a soft glam makeup look with a swipe of nude lipstick

Work mode: Ana and Andrew Dominik, who directed Blonde, then attended a press conference for the upcoming film

Angry: It comes after Ana said it is ‘disgusting’ that the nudity from her highly-anticipated Marilyn Monroe biopic Blonde – which is rated NC-17 – will go viral on the Internet

The Cuban and Spanish actress appeared in Variety magazine where she candidly discussed how she will react when clips of her nude body will circulate around the world.

Ana was unprompted as she brought the subject up while stressing that context was important as she said: ‘I know what’s going to go viral.

‘And it’s disgusting. It’s upsetting just to think about it. I can’t control it; you can’t really control what they do and how they take things out of context. I don’t think it gave me second thoughts; it just gave me a bad taste to think about the future of those clips.’

Strike a pose: Ana proved less is more in her classically stylish white dress that offered a glimpse of her tanned and toned pins

All smiles: She flashed a broad smile before heading in to the event, with the actress accessorising with a pair of small gold hoop earrings

Greeting her public: Ana ensured she made time for her fans during the film festival, waving before heading over to chat and pose for pictures

Good spirits: Ana flashed a huge grin and waved as she arrived at Maria Cristina Hotel on Friday

Many of the reviews of the highly-anticipated flick have commented on how far director Andrew Dominik took Marilyn’s story to the depths of despair.

Ana commented: ‘I did things in this movie I would have never done for anyone else, ever. I did it for her, and I did it for Andrew.’

The talented actress threw all of herself into playing the icon so much that she had a hard time leaving the character behind as flew to London to shoot James Bond film No Time To Die to play her character Paloma a day after wrapping Blonde and explained: ‘I couldn’t say goodbye.

‘I couldn’t shake it off. I couldn’t let her go. I went to visit her at her cemetery a few times — I would have liked to go one more time.’

Candid: It comes after Ana said it is ‘disgusting’ that the nudity from her highly-anticipated Marilyn Monroe biopic Blonde – which is rated NC-17 – will go viral on the Internet

Social media: The Cuban and Spanish actress appeared in Variety magazine where she discussed how she will react when clips of her nude body will circulate around the world

As a result, Ana believes that there is some Marilyn in her James Bond character as she said: ‘If you think about Paloma now. I am sure that there is some Marilyn in there.

‘There is! Her energy and her charm and this thing where she was lit from the inside — Paloma stole a little bit of her.’

The film, which received an NC-17 rating, explores the actress’ history of abuse at the hands of powerful men, along with her descent into drug abuse.

Spot the difference: The Cuban actress (pictured right) did ‘nine months of dialect coaching’ in order to prepare for playing Monroe (pictured left in 1958)