Simone Ashley exudes glamour in beige as she attends The Little Mermaid premiere 

Simone Ashley oozed glamor as she attended the premiere of The Little Mermaid in Hollywood on Monday.

The Bridgerton star, 28, put on a leggy display for the event as she slipped into a beige mini dress with a fuchsia center detail.

The garment featured a sweetheart cut while Simone drew even more attention with a sheer pink side train.

The actress amped up her body with a pair of silver heels as she let her locks fall loosely over her shoulders.

Simone accentuated her natural beauty with a light makeup palette and completed her look with a pair of silver earrings.

Stunning: Simone Ashley oozed glamor as she attended the premiere of The Little Mermaid in Hollywood on Monday

Style: The garment featured a sweetheart cut while Simone drew even more attention with a sheer pink side train

Best known for her roles in Bridgerton and Sex Education, Simone plays Indira, one of Ariel’s sisters, in The Little Mermaid.

The Little Mermaid is expected to make a big splash when it hits theaters over Memorial Day weekend.

Current projections show that the live-action remake of the 1989 animated classic raked in $110 million in its four-day opening weekend, according to deadline.

If the much-anticipated film rakes in that box office, it will become the eighth-biggest Memorial Day debut.

The biggest currently is last year’s Top Gun: Maverick, which grossed $160.5 million in its four-day scoring period.

Speak against Edition magazinetold lead actor Halle Bailey about the pressure cooker of the movie production, saying: “I pushed myself as far as I ever pushed myself in life.

‘And I feel like the message from her was to know you always had it in you.”

She added, “I’m really excited about my version of the movie because we definitely changed that perspective that she only wants to leave the ocean for a boy.

‘It’s much bigger than that. It’s about herself, her purpose, her freedom, her life and what she wants.’

The rising superstar delivered a message of women’s empowerment: “As women, we are amazing, we are independent, we are modern, we are everything and above.” And I’m glad Disney is updating some of those themes.”

The Little Mermaid will feature old favorites, including Poor Unfortunate Souls and Part of Your World, in addition to four original tracks.