Famke Janssen puts on a leggy display in black minidress as she steps out for some retail therapy with a friend in NYC
Famke Janssen recently celebrated her 56th birthday, amid a nail-biting presidential election week.
And the Dutch model/actress is still serving some gorgeous looks, as she’s been known to do for some time now.
She put on a leggy display Sunday in a black minidress, as she stepped out with a friend for some retail therapy in the SoHo neighborhood of New York City.
Leggy display: Famke Janssen put on a leggy display Sunday in a black minidress, as she stepped out with a friend for some retail therapy in the SoHo neighborhood of New York City
The 56-year-old teased her décolletage with a lace cutout down the top of the dress, with sleeves also trimmed in lace.
She finished the look with a pair of chunky tortoiseshell sunglasses, a black and white star-printed face mask and a pair of red leather flats.
Janssen carried a black leather clutch with a red cherry embroidery under her arm, as she put on her face mask.
She was recently announced in a star-studded list of performers for the upcoming virtual production of Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens.
Trimmed in lace: The 56-year-old teased her décolletage with a lace cutout down the top of the dress, with sleeves also trimmed in lace
Accessorizing: She finished the look with a pair of chunky tortoiseshell sunglasses, a black and white star-printed face mask and a pair of red leather flats
Good cause: Janssen was recently announced in a star-studded list of performers for the upcoming virtual production of Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens (pictured in December, 2019)
Benefitting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, the musical revue will stream on December 1 for World AIDS Day.
The X-Men star joins the likes of Cynthia Nixon, Laura Bell Bundy, Lena Hall, Anthony Rapp and other Broadway talents.
She revealed to Us Weekly back in August how she’s spent her quarantine: ‘Painting is my other passion. I’m inspired by nature’s magnificent colors and the mystery of science.’
Janssen added: ‘During the lockdown in NYC, when stores and museums put boards up against looters, I joined other artists by putting my art on the boards in Soho and at the Whitney Museum. Now I can say I had an exhibition at the Whitney!’
She can next be seen starring alongside Freddie Highmore and Sam Riley in the heist thriller Way Down, which premieres November 27 in Spain.
Leading lady: She can next be seen starring alongside Freddie Highmore and Sam Riley in the heist thriller Way Down, which premieres November 27 in Spain (pictured in January, 2020)