Kate Winslet looks like an old-style screen siren as she smoulders on set Down Under

The Oscar-winning actress looked rd hot while filming The Dressmaker on location in Adelaide with co-star Liam Hemsworth


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Red-hot Kate Winslet lights up the set of her new film as she shows off her curves in a tight scarlet dress.

The Oscar-winner completed the screen siren look by wearing red shoes, gloves and lipstick – and smoking a cigarette in an old-fashioned holder as she took a seat.

The smouldering star, 39, has the title role in The Dressmaker and was on location south of Adelaide, Australia.
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Lady in red: Kate smokes her cigarette in a holder

Other scenes included an Aussie rules football match involving fellow cast member Liam Hemsworth, 24.

Kate plays a Paris-trained couture expert and misfit in the revenge comedy, due for release next October.

Director Jocelyn Moorhouse has described the experience of working with Winslet as “wonderful”.
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Leading man: Liam's matching, also in red

She said: “We are absolutely thrilled to be sharing this very first look of Kate Winslet as Tilly Dunnage.

“It says everything about the character, a beautiful talent misfit, a dressmaker, returning home to right the wrongs of the past.”

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