She recently spoke out about how she doubted her abilities to reprise her role in Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
But Daisy Ridley looked every inch the Hollywood starlet as she stepped out for dinner in London on Wednesday.
Dressed in a tailored black coat, the 25-year-old actress was joined by co-star Benicio del Toro as they enjoyed some downtime during promoting the release of the new film.
Chic: Daisy Ridley looked every inch the Hollywood starlet in a tailored black coat as she stepped out in London on Wednesday
Daisy, who plays the lead role of Rey in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, paired her Chanel outerwear with flared semi-sheer trousers which were embellished with silver polka dots.
She added a pop of colour to her sophisticated ensemble with red suede boots and complemented the look with silver drop earrings.
The English beauty styled her brunette tresses in waves and showcased her natural beauty with a grey smoky eye, blush-swept cheeks and a slick of pink lipstick.
Stylish: Daisy, who plays the lead role of Rey in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, paired her Chanel outerwear with flared semi-sheer trousers which were embellished with silver polka dots
Romance: The co-stars outing comes after Daisy and Tom Bateman (right) were spotted for the first time since their reported romance came to light at the Star Wars afterparty
Meanwhile Brenicio del Toro, who plays the character DJ in the upcoming film, looked dapper in a velvet black jacket and sky blue shirt.
He wrapped up in a grey Giorgio Armani scarf which complemented his suit trousers.
The co-stars outing comes after Daisy and Tom Bateman were spotted for the first time since their reported romance came to light, as they celebrated at the afterparty for the Star Wars: The Last Jedi UK premiere on Tuesday.
The brunette beauty was seen in good spirits as she waved goodbye to some pals, while continuing the party with her ‘new beau’, 28, at their bar in the lobby of their hotel.
Bold: She added a pop of colour to her sophisticated ensemble with red suede boots and complemented the look with silver drop earrings
Well dressed: Brenicio del Toro, who plays the character DJ in the upcoming film, looked dapper in a velvet black jacket and sky blue shir
Keeping warm: He wrapped up in a grey Giorgio Armani scarf which complemented his suit trousers
Despite her confident appearance, Daisy told ITV’s Lorraine on Wednesday she doubted her ability to step into the role of Rey once again due to the success of the last film.
‘I didn’t feel as comfortable going into it because the first one had just come out and it was nuts,’ she said.
‘I was like, “Ah I don’t know how to do this again!” Like I don’t know what I did first time round.
‘But I think that by the end of it, I was like now I have a sense of her, which was great. Right at the end of it.’
Believe in yourself: Despite her confident appearance, Daisy told ITV’s Lorraine on Wednesday she doubted her ability to step into the role of Rey once again due to the success of the last film
She also spoke of her late co-star Carrie Fisher, who died nearly a year ago having completed shooting for the eighth movie in the franchise as Princess Leia.
‘It’s sort of odd that some of those scenes, the things that are said, it seems weirdly true, it’s very emotional,’ the actress mused.
‘[Carrie] is amazing in it and I think it’s a testament to her.’
‘I don’t know how to do this again!’ Daisy admits doubting her ability to reprise Star Wars role for The Last Jedi
Poignant: She also spoke of her late co-star Carrie Fisher, who died nearly a year ago having completed shooting for the eighth movie in the franchise as Princess Leia
She also talked about her work with Mark Hamill, who portrayed Luke Skywalker in the 1977 original, it’s two sequels and 2015’s The Force Awakens.
‘It was fun to do because Mark and I were getting to know each other as we were filming it so there was a sense of – I think we did it pretty chronologically – so there was a sense of our relationship building as the characters were, which was wonderful.
‘It was comforting to do it that way.’