Maisie Williams cuts casual figure as she supports boyfriend Reuben Selby at London Fashion Week

They went public with their relationship in 2019. 

And Maisie Williams showed her support for her boyfriend Reuben Selby at his London Fashion Week show on Saturday. 

The Game of Thrones star, 24, cut a casual figure for the appearance, wearing a  green asymmetric top and chunky trainers. 

Known for her fashionable looks, Maisie did not disappoint for the outing, flashing a glimpse of her washboard abs in the striking two-tone crop top with different length sleeves. 

She wore a pair of high-waisted black straight leg trousers and finished off the look with some blue Nike trainers. 

The actress also showcased her new eyebrows which had been dyed white blonde to match with her hair colour. 

Reuben donned a pair of striking patterned trousers which were emblazoned with images from the cartoon Rick & Morty and also wore trainers for the occasion. 

The fashion business owner wore a white T-shirt with an artistic design on the front and a bright orange face mask. 

The edgy pair also posed for pictures with British rapper Headie One, 26, who wore a matching burgundy and orange patterned tracksuit. 

He added a black T-shirt underneath the jacket, several glitzy pieces of jewellery and some black and white Nike Jordans to finish off the look. 

Another famous face attending the event was Ru Paul Drag Race UK’s Bimini Bon-Boulash.

Known for their striking outfits, Bimini looked right at home at the fashion show wearing a mauve loose-fitting tracksuit and some enormous platform heels. 

They also donned a pair of black sunglasses with orange tinted lenses and carried a small handbag with Paris Hilton’s face on it and the words: ‘That’s hot.’

The appearance comes as last month Maisie revealed she had become the first global ambassador for climate and nature for wildlife charity WWF.

In the role she will support the organisation’s ‘global mission to turn around the crisis in climate and nature by 2030, ensuring a future where people and wildlife thrive’, a statement from WWF said.

Maisie appeared in a WWF video highlighting the importance in working to halt climate change.

She said: ‘I am honoured and excited to be working with WWF where together we will give the opportunity for people to learn about critical parts of the natural world that are most at risk, and how we can all personally make a difference and preserve them for future generations.

‘I want to showcase the fight back against climate change, including how we can turn around the crisis in our oceans, which are home to such extraordinary diversity of life and sustain us all.

‘Through my history of learning about our sustainable future, I have recognised that climate change is often interpreted as an overwhelming force, but my personal goal is to show people everywhere that each and every one of us plays a vital role in making a difference.

‘From small daily life changes, through to supporting larger campaigns directed at a government level for policy change, we can all join the many incredible activists who are working every day to impact change.’

Tanya Steele, chief executive of WWF UK, said: ‘This year is critical for action on climate and nature, with leaders making decisions that will shape our future.

‘Nature is a vital ally in the fight against climate change and we need powerful voices speaking up for its protection and renewal.

‘We’re thrilled to name Maisie Williams as WWF’s first global ambassador for climate and nature, knowing she shares our passion for restoring the planet we all call home.’

WWF celebrated its 60th anniversary last month.