Emilia Clarke showcases toned legs in white mini skirt and beige crop top promoting comic book – Daily Mail

Emilia Clarke showcased her toned legs in a white mini skirt and beige crop top as she promoted her new comic book M.O.M.: Mother Of Madness. 

The Game of Thrones star, 34, sported a summery look as she headed to the iconic  Forbidden Planet comic book store on Thursday.  

The actress looked beautiful as she strolled along the street in London in her high fashion outfit.  

Clearly expecting another hot day in the capital, Emilia opted to wear a white mini skirt for the outing and her toned legs were on full display.

She paired it with a beige square neck loose fitting crop top which billowed in the breeze.  

Highlighting her hourglass figure, she added a thin brown belt around the skirt to cinch her in at the waist. 

Emilia accessorised the looked with a chain gold necklace and several matching rings on both hands.  

Shielding her eyes from the sunshine during the July heatwave, Emilia also donned a pair of large tortoiseshell sunglasses. 

She pulled her long brunette tresses into a ponytail and carried a brown shoulder bag.

Finishing off the chic look and tying in with her neutral look, she donned a pair of white pumps. 

Despite lockdown restrictions easing in England on July 19, Emilia opted to wear a white face mask as she headed inside the comic book store. 

The outing comes after Emilia appeared on Emilia while appearing remotely on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to talk about the origin of the new comic book that was released Wednesday by Image Comics.

She said: ‘It was just a silly idea. It was a silly conversation that happened in a car on our way to a gig with friends. 

‘And we were like, “Yeah, wouldn’t it be funny if there was a superhero who wasn’t perfect and who was just a big mess like us?”,’ Emilia said. 

‘And I was like, “That would be really funny.” And was anxious. That would be really funny. And then I went home and just wrote that.

‘So I wrote like 50 pages of this and this kind of character just came out of me. And I did all the other characters and just a lot of – there was a lot of material that was ready to come out and now it’s here. And it’s a real thing,’ she said.

Jimmy told her the comic book was ‘well done’ and asked if it could be adapted into a movie or TV show.

‘Well, okay. So here’s the way I feel about this. It’s not why I started, it’s not why I made a comic. I made a comic cause I’m crazy and so I did that. And if it’s really crap and no one wants it, then it won’t be a movie,’ Emilia replied.