Emmy Rossum is all legs in a chic black minidress as she stops by SiriusXM Studios in NYC to promote Peacock series Angelyne

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Emmy Rossum posed for several photos while visiting the SiriusXM Studios in New York City on Thursday.

The 35-year-old performer appeared to be making the most of her time in front of the cameras as she donned an eye-catching outfit during her visit.

The actress' outing was meant to promote the newly-released miniseries Angelyne, in which she stars as the titular media personality.

Front and center: Emmy Rossum posed for several photos while visiting the SiriusXM Studios in New York City on Thursday

Rossum wore a black sleeved dress that featured a sizable cut-out upper portion during her trip to the studios.

The Shameless actress also showed off much of her toned legs, which shot out from her dress' bottom portion.

The actress accessorized with a single ring and a set of earrings, and she also rocked a set of high-heeled shoes.

Her voluminous brunette locks cascaded onto her back and paired well with the dark tone of her outfit.

All dressed up: Rossum wore a black sleeved dress that featured a sizable cut-out upper portion during her trip to the studios. 

Lovely locks: Her voluminous brunette locks cascaded onto her back and paired well with the dark tone of her outfit

Rossum was originally reported to have been involved with Angelyne in 2020, when she became attached to the project.

In addition to starring in the miniseries, the performer serves as one of its executive producers.

Other cast members include Hamish Linklater, Philip Ettinger and Alex Karpovsky.

Martin Freeman, Michael Angarano and David Krumholtz also appear in recurring roles.

Getting to work: Rossum was originally reported to have been involved with Angelyne in 2020, when she became attached to the project

The show is centered on the media figure of the same name, who rose to fame after being featured on billboards installed around Los Angeles in the 1980s.

Angelyne also made a point of concealing her early life from the public, and the details about her upbringing and true identity were only revealed in an article that was published by The Hollywood Reporter in 2017.

Production on the series initially began in 2020, although shooting was quickly shut down due to the onset of the global pandemic.

Filming on the project eventually picked up again and took place over much of last year.

Source material: The show is centered on the media figure of the same name, who rose to fame after being featured on billboards installed around Los Angeles in the 1980s

Rossum spoke about working on Angelyne, which was released on Hulu on Thursday, during an interview with The A.V. Club, and she pointed out that she wanted to portray the media figure in a respectful manner.

'Playing her over so many decades and aging in both directions is very challenging, and to do it realistically but with kindness, grace, glamor, and accuracy. It was important for me to handle it tenderly,' she said.

The actress also noted that the media personality had established herself as a figure who did not necessarily conform to a conventional lifestyle. 

'Angelyne's version of things is pure fantasy. Her insistence on preserving the mystery and enigma and not giving it all away is kind of her driving the car, preserving that fantasy for us, so she can be whatever we need her to be.'

Opening up: Rossum spoke about working on Angelyne, which was released on Hulu on Thursday, during an interview with The AV Club, and she pointed out that she wanted to portray the media figure in a respectful manner

Something else: The actress also noted that the media personality had established herself as a figure who did not necessarily conform to a conventional lifestyle

Rossum pointed out that the media personality likely approved the project as it portrayed her in a positive light.

'The reason I think she gave us her blessing to do this is we were interested in returning that mystique to her and using her own words,' she said.

The actress concluded by speaking about the program's overarching themes. 

'I...hope we have told a story about identity, reinvention, and control over your life that is empowering and universally emotional,' she stated. 

The right way: Rossum pointed out that the media personality likely approved the project as it portrayed her in a positive light