Ana de Armas rocks a mini skirt with knee-high leather boots as she arrives in Paris
Ana de Armas rocked a pair of knee-high leather boots as she arrived in Paris for a question and answer session with fans on Tuesday.
The actress, 37, who is currently promoting her latest film Ballerina, looked as stylish as ever in the all-black ensemble.
She teamed a high-waisted mini skirt with a long sleeved top and layered over a leather trench coat.
Ana accessorised her outfit with gold jewellery and topped it off with black, opaque tights.
Ballerina is the latest instalment in the John Wick franchise, with Ana starring as the lead character Eve Macarro.
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The actress has been rumoured to be dating Tom Cruise for months, but neither has publicly confirmed their relationship status.
When quizzed about the scrutiny into her private life, Ana admitted during an interview with ELLE Spain, that she's grown more accustomed to dealing with it and accepted it came as part of the price of fame.
Alluding to her apparent determination not to confirm her and Tom's relationship status, she explained she's learned how important it is for her to have a separation between her 'public persona' and private life.
She said: 'Over the years, you get more used to it. You learn to find your corners, your privacy, your way of doing things, your lifestyle...
'I'm one of those who think there should be external boundaries, a barrier that's quite visible to others and to oneself.'
'Making it clear, "This is as far as I go with my work, my public persona, what's expected of me, and what I want to share with viewers and fans." That's wonderful, and I want to do it.
'You can't let the negative side of fame upset you, because then you won't enjoy the beautiful aspects, but it's essential to separate.
'We're all people and we need that privacy, consideration, and space.'
The actress has been rumoured to be dating Tom Cruise for months, but neither has publicly confirmed their relationship status
She added: 'It seems incredible to have to say it, but we've forgotten that minimum of respect for others.'
'Sometimes we have to make an abrupt stop so others are aware of your reality, but, well, I find my way. When I want to disappear from the map, I do'.
However, Ana also admitted that the public criticism she's received over some of her past relationships has 'hurt me at times'.
Tom has been busy promoting his own starring role in recent weeks following the release of Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning, which premiered earlier this month.
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