She is well known for her eccentric fashion sense.
And Helena Bonham Carter showed off her quirky style when she donned a tiny finger puppet with a pop art-style T-shirt in London on Wednesday.
The actress, 56, was clearly amused by the quirky props as she smiled to herself and joined her son, Billy Burton, 18, and a friend for a stroll through the capital.
Fun: Helena Bonham Carter, 56, showed off her quirky style when she donned a tiny hand puppet and pop art T-shirt for a walk with her 18-year-old son Billy and a friend in London on Wednesday
She pulled her hair up on top of her head and secured it with a giant green satin scrunchie and placed her thick glasses on the front.
Helena added that she paired her colorful top with a navy blue skirt with pink stitching and a padded patent leather jacket.
She opted for a practical pair of plum-colored shoes with thick socks for her walk and opted to go makeup-free.
Quirky: The actress clearly had fun with the quirky accessory as she was all smiles during the outing
Interesting: He kept the puppet on his finger during his walk through the capital
Billy, whom Helena shares with ex-husband Tim Burton, dressed in an Adidas T-shirt and shorts while showing off his buzz cut.
The mother and son duo were joined by a bearded friend, who wore a black Gibson T-shirt with skinny jeans.
It comes as Helena has been busy filming scenes for her role in an upcoming ITV drama series in Venice and Manchester.
Bohemian: Helena tied her hair up on top of her head and secured it with a giant green satin scrunchie
Relaxed: Helena added she paired her colorful top with a flowy navy blue skirt with pink stitching and a patent leather padded jacket
Out and about: She opted for a practical pair of plum-colored walking shoes with thick socks for her hike and chose to go makeup-free.
The three-part drama Nolly, written by Russell T Davies, will explore the all-powerful reign and fall from grace of the inimitable Noele Gordon, who died in 1985.
She was declared the ‘Queen of the Midlands’ thanks to the iconic role of Meg Mortimer in Crossroads and was the darling of the establishment until it turned on her.
As the gray-haired widow Meg on the long-running soap opera Crossroads, Noele became one of the most famous people in Britain.
Beaming: Billy, who Helena shares with her ex-husband Tim Burton, dressed in an Adidas T-shirt and shorts while showing off his buzz cut
Friends: The mother and son duo were joined by a bearded friend, who wore a black Gibson t-shirt with skinny jeans
Then, in 1981, at the height of the show’s success and the height of her fame, she was fired unceremoniously, without notice, and without explanation, with the soap finally ending two years later.
With the boss’s words “all good things must come to an end” ringing in her ears, Noele found herself cast out of the show that was her life for over 18 years.
Noele, who had previously had multiple stage roles before landing her role on Crossroads, played Meg from 1964 to 1981 and then returned for a two-episode run in 1983.
New Project – Comes as Helena has been busy filming scenes for her role in an upcoming ITV drama series.
Coming soon: The three-part drama Nolly, written by Russell T Davies, will explore the all-powerful reign and fall from grace of the inimitable Noele Gordon, who died in 1985.
After she was written off the show, Noele’s failing health prevented her from accepting many more roles, and she died in 1985 at the age of 66.
A love letter to a TV legend and the wacky soap opera he starred in, Nolly will be an entertaining journey through Noele’s most tumultuous years and a poignant, loving and heartbreaking portrait of a forgotten icon.
Of the role, Helena said: “Noele Gordon was a fascinating, complex, brilliant and courageous woman, none of which I knew before I read Russell T Davies’ script.
“I am so excited to help tell the long-awaited and largely forgotten story of Nolly.
“Russell’s script is a brilliant piece of work and I hope to do him and Nolly justice. I can’t wait to start.
Exciting: As Meg, the flame-haired widow on the long-running soap opera Crossroads, Noele became one of the most famous people in Britain.