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She’s filming episodes for the fourth season of Amazon Prime’s The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
And Rachel Brosnahan got into character as Miriam ‘Midge’ Maisel as she changed out of her white T-shirt and black wide legs jeans and into her 1950s dress in New York on Friday.
The actress, 30, arrived on set in the casual ensemble while clutching on to a cup of coffee before transforming into Mirium.
Chic: Rachel Brosnahan got into character as Miriam ‘Midge’ Maisel into her 1950s dress in New York on Friday
Rachel, who had her hair and makeup styled for the show, donned a checked knee length dress which was belted around the waist.
The Emmy-award winning actress was seen strutting through the streets of the Big Apple in burnt orange kitten heels and wore a pink hat adorned with green bows.
Her gorgeous brunette hair fell down to just above her shoulders in a slight wave.
Brosnahan is reprising her role as the titular fictional 1950s New York housewife in the series while co-star Luke Kirby plays legendary real-life comic Lenny Bruce.
Change up: Rachel changed out of her white T-shirt and black wide legs jeans which she arrived on set in and fuelled up on coffee ahead of filming
Gorgeous: Rachel, who had her hair and makeup styled for the show, donned a checked knee length dress which was belted around the waist
In character: The Emmy-award winning actress was seen strutting through the streets of the Big Apple in burnt orange kitten heels and wore a pink hat adorned with green bows.
She was also pictured filming well into the night on Thursday, shooting one scene which saw her and co-star Marin Hinkle, who plays Rose Weissman, rushing out of a venue.
Rachel appears to be dragging Marin out of the venue before they have a tense conversation in the street.
The Marvelous Mrs Maisel made its debut on the Amazon Prime Video streaming service in 2017 and has been one of its most lauded programs.
The show follows housewife Midge Maisel, played by Brosnahan, who discovers that she has a talent for standup comedy and begins to pursue a career in the field, which affects her personal life in turn.
On set: The actress paired the pink and green hat with a traditional 1950s-style knee length dress which was belted around the waist
Series creator Amy Sherman-Palladino based the titular character on various female comedians, as well as her own father, who performed as a comedian in her youth.
The show also features the talents of performers such as Jane Lynch, Kevin Pollak and Alex Borstein, among several others.
After the premiere of its first season, various members of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’s cast were nominated for several awards.
Tense: She was also pictured filming well into the night on Thursday, shooting one scene which saw her and co-star Marin Hinkle, who plays Rose Weissman, rushing out of a venue
In 2018, Brosnahan won the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series award at that year’s Primetime Emmys, with Borstein being given the distinction for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.
Sherman-Palladino, who also created hit series Gilmore Girls, also took home the awards for Outstanding Directing and Writing for a Comedy Series during the ceremony.
Following the positive reception of its first run of episodes, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’s production team went on to work on two more seasons, which were released in 2018 and 2019, respectively.
The show’s cast and crew were presented with several awards for their further efforts on the program over the next two years.
Filming: Rachel appears to be dragging Marin out of the venue before they have a tense conversation in the street
Brosnahan spoke about her real-life connection to her character during an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, where she noted that Maisel’s feelings about various things had begun to affect her own.
‘I think I tap into Midge when I get nervous! I can hear myself starting to fall into some rhythms and cadences and trying to will her confidence into my own life, and she’s kind of become like a weird alter ego,’ she expressed.
The award-winning actress also spoke about the audience’s perception of Maisel as a parent and expressed that the show’s writers fully intended for the character to run into complications with her children.
‘It seems to make people uncomfortable, or they feel like it’s a plot hole rather than something that was very carefully thought out,’ she remarked.
Storyline: The show follows housewife Midge Maisel, played by Brosnahan (pictured greeting a dog on set), who discovers that she has a talent for standup comedy
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