She is best known for her leading role as Rey in the Star Wars franchise.
But Daisy Ridley shed her Star Wars image when she touched down at JFK Airport in New York City on Sunday after catching a flight from London.
The actress, 25, appeared to be galaxies away from the role that made her famous as she shielded her face with shades and wrapped up in a leather jacket.
Out of this world! Daisy Ridley looked galaxies away from her Star Wars image as she made a low-key arrival in a leather jacket and shades at JFK Airport in New York on Monday
Famed for her dusty costumes as desert dwelling Rey in the popular franchise, Daisy looked dramatically different after swamping her petite figure in mustard co-ords.
The Westminster-born beauty pulled her brunette tresses into a top knot that served to showcase her youthful features, tastefully accentuated with make-up selected from a natural colour palette.
Daisy travelled light with one carry-on suitcase and a handbag, no doubt filled with her everyday essentials.
Dramatically different: Stripped of her space costume (R), she shielded her face with shades and wrapped up in a modern leather jacket (L)
Worlds away: The Westminster born beauty scraped her brunette tresses into a top knot bun and she proudly showcased her youthful features, touched up with natural make-up
She carved her place firmly in the spotlight as Rey in the Star Wars franchise, starring in 2015’s Star Wars: The Force Awakens and 2017’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
The brunette beauty will reprise her role in The Last Jedi which will hit UK cinemas in December 2017.
Rey is a scavenger left to fend for herself as a child before she is discovered by BB-8, the droid of ace Resistance pilot and runaway Stormtrooper Finn.
Top woman! Daisy carved her place firmly in the spotlight as Rey in the Star Wars franchise, starring in 2015’s Star Wars: The Force Awakens and 2017’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Despite finding worldwide fame with the role, the film star admitted that she wasn’t impressed with her acting skills in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Recalling the first time she watched it back, she told Elle magazine: ‘I didn’t think I was good in the first film, and I was struggling with that.
I did the first one because I didn’t really know what I was getting myself into and I was having loads of fun, and suddenly I’m realising what this actually is.
‘I realised I can’t f***ing do this. I’m highly dramatic.’
Character development: Rey is a scavenger left to fend for herself as a child before she is discovered by BB-8, the droid of ace Resistance pilot and runaway Stormtrooper Finn