Laura Pradelska was sure to turn heads on Thursday as she flashed her toned abs while attending VIN + OMI’s London Fashion Week show.
The Game Of Thrones star, 33, wowed in an embellished crop top which was adorned with silver sequins and featured striking fluffy white sleeves.
Laura teamed her tummy-flashing top with stylish jacquard shorts, while boosting her height with nude mules.
Looking good; Laura Pradelska was sure to turn heads on Thursday as she flashed her toned abs while attending VIN + OMI’s London Fashion Week show
The German stunner looked radiant as she showed off her golden tan in her outfit, with Laura opting to leave her blonde locks loose for the occasion.
The beauty kept warm as she also added a bright green leather mac to her ensemble.
Laura was in good company on the night as Sarah Beeny was also in attendance to catch the latest offering from the sustainable designers.
The property expert, 50, kept thing casual in a black shirt and black leather jacket, which she teamed with blue jeans and tan boots.
Flaunt: The Game Of Thrones star, 33, wowed in an embellished crop top which was adorned with silver sequins and featured striking fluffy white sleeves
Meanwhile, Izzy Bizu displayed her toned pins in a chunky black and white checked jumper.
The singer-songwriter, 27, added black leather boots and long black socks to her stylish look, finishing things off with a dazzling silver necklace.
VIN + OMI’s show show saw Jo Wood, 66, take to the catwalk in a 60s style outfit, with the model pushed down the runway on a hotel luggage trolley by two men in bizarre twig headdresses.
Green Goddess: The beauty kept warm as she also added a bright green leather mac to her ensemble
Popular: Laura rose to fame in Game of Thrones series two in 2012 where she played, Quaithe (pictured), a mysterious woman in Qarth who shared scenes with Jorah Mormont and Daenerys Targaryen
Elsewhere, back in 2019, Laura revealed that she was called ‘ugly’, ‘fat’ and a ‘transgender w***e’ by four ‘violent’ women while shopping at Zara’s Oxford Street store in London.
The actress exclusively spoke to MailOnline to raise awareness of what happened and so that measures can be put in place in stores if something similar happens again in the future.
Laura was also left angry that the four ‘violent’ women thought calling her ‘transgender’ was an insult because she sees it as a very natural, human thing and several of her friends are transgender.
There she is: Laura was in good company on the night as Sarah Beeny was also in attendance to catch the latest offering from the sustainable designers
Low-key: The property expert, 50, kept thing casual in a black shirt and black leather jacket, which she teamed with blue jeans and tan boots
Lovely: Meanwhile, Izzy Bizu displayed her toned pins in a chunky black and white checked jumper
Leggy display: The singer-songwriter, 27, added black leather boots and long black socks to her stylish look, finishing things off with a dazzling silver necklace
Wow: VIN + OMI’s show show saw Jo Wood, 66, take to the catwalk in a 60s style outfit, with the model pushed down the runway on a hotel luggage trolley by two men in bizarre twig headdresses
Go on girl: Jo put on a confident display in her eye-catching orange midi dress and beehive hairstyle
Turning heads: The trio made for quite the a vision as they headed down the runway
She told MailOnline at the time: ‘I just had to rant and let Zara know on a public platform. In 30 years I’ve never seen that in my entire life.
‘It was just bizarre, I’m completely used to online abuse but I’ve never had it in person, not in such a horrific way if I’m honest.
‘It’s usually people hiding behind keyboards, I’ve just disabled my comments on Instagram… I just hadn’t ever experienced it in person or this level.’
Laura insisted that she was not trying to ‘boycott’ Zara or ‘get anyone fired’, she just wants the clothing empire to look into it and make a difference. She said: ‘If you see customers being abused, would you politely ask them to leave.’
Awful: Back in 2019, Laura revealed that she was called ‘ugly’, ‘fat’ and a ‘transgender w***e’ by four ‘violent’ women while shopping at Zara’s Oxford Street store in London
