Anya Taylor-Joy Sizzles in Sheer Dress at Photocall

commanded attention as she arrived for the photocall for the thriller Lucky in London on Monday. 

The actress, 30, went braless in a sheer lace dress as she posed in front of the London Eye at Raffles London at The OWO. 

She left little to the imagination in the plunging number which had a slinky blue skirt attached to the delicate black lace. 

Temperatures reached 33 degrees in the capital but Anya looked cool and in her element as she twirled for the camera in the backless minidress. 

The UK entered its third heatwave in as many months this week, with temperatures expected to climb as high as 35C in some areas. 

Earlier in the day, Anya was seen leaving her hotel to head to Heart Radio in a black midi dress which had a cut out section on the bust. 

The Queen's Gambit star is in the midst of a promotional tour for Lucky, which will premiere globally on Apple TV+ with its first two episodes on July 15. 

Based on the New York Times bestselling novel of the same name the series follows Lucky (Anya) as she attempts to move on from a life of crime but is forced to embrace her darker, criminal side one final time in a desperate attempt to escape her past.

The Hate U Give star Drew Starkey plays her husband Cary in the series.

Anya recently revealed her uprooted childhood left her feeling 'alienated' as she opened up about constantly moving around when she was younger. 

Anya was raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina before moving to the UK at age six and has previously described the move as 'traumatic' and initially refused to learn English as she hoped they would move back to Argentina. 

And reflecting on her childhood, the Dune star said moving across the world with her family from a young age left her feeling alienated from her peers, as she confessed to   L'Officiel magazine: 'It was difficult for little me.' 

'But now I look at it with so much love, because I just think it perfectly set me up to live this kind of transient life.'

Now splitting her time between London and , she said: 'I've always been nomadic by nature.

'Now I've just fully embraced it as part of who I am. If I have a couple of days off, I'm always like, Ooh, what's within driving distance? If it's six hours or less, I'm like, Let's go. Why not?'