She’s garnered critical acclaim for her performance as Queen Elizabeth II in Netflix series The Crown, which is set to return for a second series this December.
And Claire Foy continued to showcase style fit for a Queen on Friday, as she showcased her chic new pixie cut on a visit to the BBC Radio studios.
The 33-year-old actress rocked a stylish new do as she posed for snaps with fans upon arrival for a chat with DJ Chris Evans, along with her co-star and on-screen husband Matt Smith.
Fabulous: The Crown star Claire Foy showcased her chic new pixie cut on Friday as she arrived at the BBC Radio Studios in London
The star rocked a cosy and relaxed ensemble as she arrived at the London studio, donning a cosy trainers and leather jacket combo, keeping warm with an oversized green scarf.
Accessorising with a croc-effect black handbag, the star rocked barely-there makeup as she had her glamorous new haircut on full display.
As Claire arrived for her interview, the Golden Globe winning actress was seen posing for selfies with fans waiting outside the studio, as her co-star Matt also arrived for an interview.
Casual: The actress rocked a relaxed display as she arrived at the interview, donning a leather jacket and trainers combo with an oversized green scarf
Loved: Claire stopped to pose for selfies with fans ahead of the interview, which discussed The Crown’s upcoming second series
Flawless: The natural beauty wore barely-there makeup for the appearance
Style fit for a Queen: Claire has garnered acclaim for her performance in The Crown as Queen Elizabeth II
The 35-year-old former Doctor Who star was all bundled up against the November chill in a fur-lined bomber jacket, rocking a Burberry-style scarf.
Matt told Radio 2 host Chris Evans that the upcoming second series of The Crown will be even more lavish than the first, after it became Netflix’s most expensive series to date.
He said: ‘It’s got great scale to it. That’s one of the virtues of the show, it’s got great ambition and great scale. There’s a lot of extras as well which is a tell-tale sign of a film set.’
Claire added: ‘A lot of the people who work on a series have worked on films in the past, so it feels like a film, so there’s lots of re-shoots. They keep going until they get it right.’
Channelling Tom Baker? Matt Smith rocked a casual ensemble as he donned a checked scarf for the interview with Radio 2 host Chris Evans
Screen star: The 35-year-old actor plays Prince Phillip in the period drama
Matt went onto discuss the factual accuracy of the series, which will see Elizabeth and Philip deal with a marital crisis.
Matt said: ‘There are facts in there. There are key facts that [creator Peter Morgan] sort of fictionalises.
‘For example, Philip did go to Portugal for five months, and he did wear a tie with red hearts and we imagine what led to that happening.’
Claire added: ‘[Peter] Has this amazing ability of taking all these different characters and then imagining what it would be like for them to have a conversation.’
Lavish: In the interview, Claire talked about the grand scale of the series, and how much of the plot is fact and fiction
Grand exit: This series will Claire’s last in the role of The Queen, as it will then by played by Olivia Colman to match the aging royal family
Not only will they iconic royal couple face maritial strife in The Crown’s second series, but fans will also get to see the visit to the UK by then-President John F Kennedy and his wife Jackie in 1961.
Princess Margaret (Vanessa Kirby) will also be seen meeting photographer Anthony Armstrong-Jones (Matthew Goode) in the series, who would become her husband in 1960.
This will be the last series to feature the current cast playing the royal family, as Olivia Colman will take over the role of The Queen.
The Crown Series 2 will be released on Netflix on Friday December 8.
Tense: Fans will see Phillip and Elizabeth’s marriage go through crisis in the upcoming second series