Worth every Moneypenny: Naomie Harris looks a million dollars in a white skirt suit at the Bond In Motion exhibition

Naomie Harris was every bit the Bond girl on Tuesday, as she stepped out to support an exhibition of the largest collection of 007 memorabilia.
Housed at the London Film Museum, the actress – who plays Moneypenny in the spy series – wore a crisp white skirt with a matching jacket featuring a plunging neckline.
Naomie, 37, matched the black button on her blazer to her strappy sandals and clutch bag as she joined former Bond girls Maryam d'Abo and Caterina Murino for the unveiling.

A licence to thrill: Naomie Harris is every bit the Bond girl at the exhibition of the largest 007 memorabilia

Stunning: Naomie wore a white skirt suit with black accessories

Bond girls: Maryam d'Abo, Naomie Harris, Caterina Murino at the Bond In Motion show

Harris also added a pair of Noor Fares geometric octahedron earrings and a geometric rhombus ring, all in white diamonds.
Naomie made her first appearance in the James Bond franchise in Skyfall, with Daniel Craig as 007; as did Caterina but in Casino Royale.
Maryam starred opposite Timothy Dalton in The Living Daylights back in 1987 as Kara Milovy, a Czechoslovakian cellist and sniper who falls for James Bond. 
Michael G. Wilson, writer and producer of many of the Bond films, was also in attendance with his half-sibling and fellow 007 producer Barbara Broccoli.

007 family: The Bond girls pose with producer siblings Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson

Then and now: Naomie made her first appearance in Skyfall while Maryam was a Bond girl oppositeTimothy Dalton in The Living Daylights back in 1987

Takes her back: Maryam d'Abo poses with the cello from The Living Daylights which her character Kara Milovy owned

British race car driver Darren Turner was another guest, who no doubt enjoyed taking a look at the various motors that have featured in the Bond movies over the years.
BGT judge and comedian David Walliams was also there to check out memorabilia including the classic Aston Martin that has appeared in Bond movies from Goldfinger to Skyfall.
It turns out the vintage car was Walliams favourite vehicle as he tweeted a picture of the car afterwards, writing: ‘The Bond in Motion exhibition at the London Film Museum is a treasure trove for all Bond fans.’

Classic: Broccoli stands in front of the Rolls Royce Phantom III from Goldfinger

Race car driver Darren Turner checks out a damaged Aston Martin DBS from Quantum of Solace.

Nice suits: Nick Candy and David Walliams dressed their best to check out the collection

The effects guy: Christopher Charles Corbould OBE is known for his work on action scenes in some 11 James Bond films. He poses in front of the Jaguar XKR convertible

Also on display are the Jaguar XKR convertible and the Aston Martin Vanquish V12 from Die Another Day, the Rolls Royce Phantom III, from Goldfinger; the Mercury Cougar XR7 driven by Diana Rigg’s Tracy Vicenzo in On Her Majesty Secret Service and a damaged Aston Martin DBS from Quantum of Solace.
But while the cars on display are there for Bond lovers to look at, in Miami, hardcore fans could drive their own vehicle home.
$33 million worth of James Bond cars are up for sale by real estate developer Michael Dezer, whose collection are housed at the Dezer Auto Collection at the Miami Auto Museum.
Bond in Motion opens at the London Film Museum, WC2 (londonfilmmuseum.com) on March 21 and will run throughout 2014

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