Sophie Turner flashes her legs in a figure-hugging navy pencil skirt

Sophie Turner flashes her legs in a figure-hugging navy pencil skirt and stylish white shirt as she leads the stars on day 10 of Wimbledon 

By Lucy Mapstone for MailOnline

Everybody loves a chance to get dressed up in their best gear for an event.

And Game of Thrones actress Sophie Turner certainly looked to have made an effort in the wardrobe department as she arrived for the 10th day of the Wimbledon tennis tournament on Thursday.

The 20-year-old British screen star rock a conservative look with a sassy, sexy edge in a figure-hugging pencil skirt and white shirt combination.

 Stunning! Sophie Turner looked super-hot in a conservative yet sexy outfit on day 10 of Wimbledon on Thursday

Strutting into the iconic SW19 grounds, she revealed her slim and shapely figure in a skintight navy blue pencil skirt with a split up to the thigh, allowing her to show off her legs.

The side of the office-friendly - yet super sexy - garment included a lace-up detail, and she teamed the skirt with a stylish oversized white shirt, unbuttoned to her chest.

Thanks to the baggy design of the pocket-fronted blouse, Sophie's trim waistline and lightly curved hips were accentuated to a stunning level.

 A long way from Game of Thrones! The side of the office-friendly - yet super sexy - garment included a lace-up detail, and she teamed the skirt with a stylish oversized white shirt, unbuttoned to her chest

 Beauty: The 20-year-old actress wowed in the clean, simple outfit, which she teamed with chunky strappy sandals and a Louis Vuitton

 Figure-hugging:  Thanks to the baggy design of the pocket-fronted blouse, Sophie's trim waistline and lightly curved hips were accentuated to a stunning level

The Sansa Stark actress - who certainly looked a world away from her Game of Thrones alter ego - completed her simple but striking ensemble with a pair of thick black strappy heels and a Louis Vuitton bag.

Her radiant red locks were worn loose for the day of sporting fun, and pulled over to one side in an exaggerated side-style.

A set of fashion forward round dark sunglasses completed her flawless look, and a pale pink shade was painted onto her lips.

 Royalty in the house: The Duchess of Cambridge arrived in a dazzling flourish, wowing in a canary yellow Roskanda dress that she previously wore in 2014

 Nice to meet you! She was introduced to staff at the All England Club before watching the tennis from the Royal Box on Centre Court

 Standing out from the crowd: Kate looked pleased as she watched Serena Williams defeat Elena Vesnina to sail through to the finals

Sophie led the stars at Wimbledon as the world-famous competition draws to its climax on Sunday, with the likes of Cliff Richard, Barry Gibb and Dame Maggie Smith.

Also causing a stir was the Duchess of Cambridge, who looked a summery vision in a canary yellow dress as she arrived for Ladies Day to watch Serena Williams defeat Elena Vesnina to sail through to the finals.

Kate, 34, recycled the £900 yellow Roskanda dress she first wore on a visit to Sydney Opera House in 2014 for the day's tennis-watching.

Tennis fan! Cliff Richard, who attends pretty much every day of Wimbledon, looked natty in a burgundy blazer, shirt and tie

 Monochrome maven! Dame Maggie Smith teamed a little black dress with a tennis-inspired white blazer

 Date day: Music legend Barry Gibb and his wife Linda arrived hand-in-hand in their wardrobe finery

 Star-studded box: Kate was sat in front of the Bee Gees star
She was introduced to staff at the All England Club before watching the tennis from the Royal Box on Centre Court.

Avid Wimbledon fan Cliff, 75, cut a dapper figure in a burgundy suit jacket teamed with black trousers and a natty tie.

And acting legend Maggie kept it topical as she wore a tennis-inspired white jacket over a little black dress, and Barry looked dashing in his blue suit as he arrived on the arm of his wife Linda.

Winner! America's Serena Williams defeated Russia's Elena Vesnina on Thursday to head straight to the final