Kerry Washington, 35, cuts a VERY youthful figure in leather minidress and sky-high heels.

She might be 35 but Kerry Washington could have passed for someone two decades younger on Friday.

The Django Unchained actress cut a very youthful figure in a leather minidress and sky-high heels as she promoted the latest Quentin Tarantino offering on 106 & Park.

Kerry teamed the outfit with various gold-drop necklaces, and wore her black hair in tousled curls, with her heavy, blunt fringe enhancing her flawless complexion.

Flawless: Kerry Washington, 35, could have passed for a teenager as she stopped by 106 & Park on Friday

Quirky style: Kerry wore a leather sleeveless minidress and nude pointed court shoes for the Django Unchained interview - an outfit which made her look even younger

The actress finished her ensemble off with a pair of nude pointed court shoes as she posed for photographers on the studio set.

Kerry's sleek outfit also served to highlight her co-star Jamie Foxx's somewhat scruffy appearance.

The actor, who has just celebrated his 45th birthday, appeared to be dressed for the chilly weather in baggy tan trousers, a jumper and navy parka-style jacket as he made his way onto the set.

Chivalrous: Kerry was helped down the stairs in her heels by Django Unchained co-star Jamie Foxx

Showing him up: Kerry's sleek appearance only served to highlight Jamie's less than groomed look

The pair were then joined by co-star Samuel L. Jackson and director Tarantino as they were interviewed about Django Unchained on the TV show.

Stunning: Kerry accessorised her outfit with gold jewellery

The movie marks the first time Kerry has starred in a Tarantino production, but the actress said in a recent Twitter interview with Vanity Fair that it was hopefully the first of many.

Asked what it was like to work with Tarantino, Kerry replied: 'He’s a true auteur! A visionary. It was inspiring & challenging!'

Kerry stars in what is arguably the film's most controversial scene, which sees her character being whipped.

However, Tarantino has defended the scene, arguing that it was necessary to make it a realistic portrayal of the slavery era,

He told CBC News: 'We shot it on a real plantation, in the slave area quarters called shack row. You could feel the blood on the ground, the flesh on the trees. You felt the spirits kind of watching over the whole thing.

'Those scenes lay out the brutality of America at that time during slavery. 

'No matter what we were doing, far, far worse happened in real life.'

Django Unchained is due for release in the UK on 18th January, and in the US on Christmas Day.

What's so funny? Kerry cracked up at one of Jamie's many jokes as they were interviewed on the show

Joking around: Kerry and Jamie were joined later in the interview by the movie's director Quentin Tarantino

All-star cast: Kerry, Jamie and Quentin with Samuel L Jackson, Bow Wow, Miss Mykie, Paijion and Shorty Da Prince