Diane Kruger showed off her legs in New York City on Tuesday.
The German-born actress wore a short leather miniskirt during a visit to AOL where she was interviewed about her latest film In the Fade.
The 41-year-old added a bulky cable knit sweater with pearls sewn into the knit.
Toned: Diane Kruger flashed her muscular legs as she wore a mini skirt while hitting the Build Studio in NYC on Tuesday
Chic soul: The 41-year-old added a bulky cable knit sweater with pearls sewn into the knit
Kruger added stylish black Christian Louboutin booties that came over her ankles.
Earlier she had on a blue plaid coat that looked very warm.
The Farewell, My Queen star sat down for an interview alongside her In the Fade director Fatih Akin.
Surprise: Kruger added stylish black Christian Louboutin booties that came over her ankles
Fun and games: Kruger had fun with director Fatih Akin on set of AOL Build studios
In the crime drama, Diane stars in the role of Katja Sekerji, a woman whose life falls apart after the death of her husband and son during a terror attack in Hamburg.
She mourns, but only for long enough to come up with a plan for revenge.
In the Fade, which opens in theaters on December 27, made its big debut at the Cannes Film festival where the beauty took home the Best Actress award.
Day and night: While she was dressed up, Akin was dressed down in plaid
A smile: The beauty, who played Helen of Troy alongside Brad Pitt, looked as if she could melt an iceberg
Serious talk: Here the interviewer looked intense as he listened to his guests
‘I felt acute responsibility,’ Kruger, who spent six months preparing for the role, told WWD.
‘I sat in on a lot of self-help groups of families of victims. It’s something you never forget and it’s changed me as a person.’
She added, ‘You don’t need to know about the actual hate that it’s based on. The issue is everywhere.’
Leggy blonde: Kruger wore a plaid blue coat and carried a black purse on her way in
Fun with her fans: The Inglourious Basterds star chatted up the people waiting for her
While promoting the film, the star was asked about what a post-Harvey Weinstein Hollywood looks like.
‘We’ve created a space for women to come forward to talk about what’s been happening for years and years and years, and from now on, there will be that space,’ she told W Magazine.
‘I don’t think it’s ever going to go back to that. I really don’t.’
Motherly love: Kruger plays a mom who loses her family after a terror attack in In The Fade