AMINA DESIGN: Fantastic in florals: Naomie Harris stands out at the Harper's Bazaar LWF closing party in a vibrant orange print frock.

As a Bond girl Naomie Harris knows how to make an impact when she walks into a room.

The actress stole the show at the Harper's Bazaar LFW Closing party at Annabel’s private members club on Tuesday, wearing a vibrant multicoloured frock.

The star shone in the resort collection Peter Pilotto dress, which featured contrasting orange, blue and black floral prints.

Standing out: The Bond girl actress certainly made an impact at the Harper's Bazaar Closing party for London Fashion Week

She also coordinated her makeup with her look, wearing pale blue eyeshadow with pale pink lips.

Striking: The dress featured contrasting floral prints and a chevron design

Bold: The star made a style statement to mark the end of fashion Week

The Skyfall actress, who starred as Miss Moneypenny, is set to take on a bigger role in the Bond franchise when she acts as Daniel Craig's sidekick in the next film.
Director Sam Mendes and producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson said to be keen to make the role of Moneypenny more action-based.
A source told the Daily Mail: ‘The idea formulating in Bond-land is for Naomie to be much more of a sidekick to James, and for her to get out and harm the bad guys.’

Radiant: The star looked glowing as she attended the London fashion event

Her co-star Bond actor Daniel Craig has also said that he would like the next Bond film to be more tongue-in-cheek.
While the last Bond film was dark in tone, there were occasional humorous moments such as when 007 straightens his cuffs just after he has jumped on a train in pursuit of a killer.
Craig told entertainment website Vulture: ‘That’s what it’s about: to be more concerned about the way you look at the moment of crisis.
‘The weirder the place [the humour] comes from the better it is.’
The next Bond film, Bond 24, will begin shooting next year and is set to be released in 2015.
Meanwhile, Naomie has been tipped for an Oscar for her role alongside Idris Elba in Mandela: A Long Walk to Freedom, in which she portrays the former South African president's wife, Winnie Mandela.