Naomi Watts shows off her long legs in killer heels as she leads the glamour in cinematic short film for gin launch

Naomi Watts looked nothing short of incredible as she flaunted her long legs in a new campaign for SEVENTY ONE Eau de Minuit gin.The actress, 58, joined a host of other big names in a cinematic short film to celebrate the launch of the new spirit by renowned fashion photographer Mert Alas, 55.And the 21 Grams star was certainly on fine form as she led the campaign, kicking back on a blue half-size chaise longue while her toned pins were stretched out in front.Accentuating her slender legs, Naomi slipped into a pair of sheer tights and killer black patent heels, adding a black bodysuit as she sultrily gazed into the camera.The sensual shot saw her run her hands through her cropped blonde locks while clutching a glass of the amber liquid, which brings together three distinctive woods: Pyrenean Black Oak, Vosges French Oak and American Oak. The campaign also saw Naomi sizzle in a black and white snap as she donned a black patent coat while clutching a glass of gin, which is the new expression from the British prestige spirits house founded by Mert and Tasso Ferreira. Naomi Watts looked nothing short of incredible as she flaunted her long legs in a new campaign for SEVENTY ONE Eau de Minuit gin The actress, 58, joined a host of other big names in a cinematic short film to celebrate the launch of the new spirit by renowned fashion photographer Mert Alas, 55Alongside Naomi, Russian supermodel Natasha Poly, 41, also cuts a chic figure in Mert's short film, which is an 'ode to mystery, beauty and seductive possibilities of the night'. The stunner slipped into a white pussybow blouse worn beneath a black blazer, as she too worked the camera for the campaign. The film also features Mert's other muses including Tziporah Salamon, Scott Barnhill, Sacha Bilal, Charlie Knepper and Myles Crosby. The gin, which features notes of dark fruit, leather, tobacco, hazelnut, cacao and toasted oak, was developed over five years.Mert said of the creation: 'I wasn't interested in creating something simply because it was new. I wanted to discover whether one moment could transform the spirit without changing its soul.'It comes after last month, Naomi was the epitome of chic as she received the Golden Eye Award for her new film The Housewife at the Zurich Film Festival. The actress turned heads as she stepped onto the green carpet ahead of the ceremony, wearing an elegant white lace co-ord.She completed the sophisticated look with black pointed heels and dazzling earrings. Alongside Naomi, Russian supermodel Natasha Poly, 41, also cuts a chic figure in Mert's short film, which is an 'ode to mystery, beauty and seductive possibilities of the night' The stunner slipped into a white pussybow blouse worn beneath a black blazer, as she too worked the camera for the campaign The film also features Mertz other muses including Tziporah Salamon, Scott Barnhill, Sacha Bilal, Charlie Knepper and Myles Crosby [pictured] The gin, which features notes of dark fruit, leather, tobacco, hazelnut, cacao and toasted oak, was developed over five years Mertz said of the creation: 'I wasn't interested in creating something simply because it was new. I wanted to discover whether one moment could transform the spirit without changing its soul'Later in the evening, Naomi was honoured for her 'outstanding performance in Ben Shirinian's newest film'.'Since her breakthrough in David Lynch's Mulholland Drive, Naomi Watts has been one of the most fascinating actresses of our time,' Christian Jungen, CEO of the Zurich Film Festival, said in a statement.'Her greatest performances thrive on the tension between glamour and darkness, between what a character reveals and what she conceals – making her the kind of character actress Hitchcock would have loved.'Naomi stars as Hermine Ryan, a seemingly ordinary Queens homemaker who is secretly hiding a dark past as a former Nazi concentration camp guard.The film explores the chilling consequences of her wartime crimes as she attempts to conceal her identity and escape the past.