Kate Hudson (Photo : Reuters)

Kate Hudson showed off her sexy well toned legs in a classic little black dress with a slit.

Kate Hudson has caught the fancy of many fashion enthusiasts with her latest fashion statements and she did it yet again. The gorgeous actress arrived at Toronto Film Festival wearing a classy knee length strappy black dress that had a daring slit at the side showing off her sexy legs. She paired it with a pair of neon green heels and wore her blonde tresses loose. She carried a stole with her that was in shades of purple, blue and grey.

At the start of the 64^th Venice Film Festival, Hudson managed to woo all with her sheer bronze flowing gown. The dress is from Atelier Versace's Fall 2012 collection and Hudson accessorized it with an Edie Parker clutch and Faberge jewelries. She did her hair in an elegant high bun as she walked around with co-star from the movie and fiancé Matthew Bellamy.

In July the "Almost Famous" actress became the face of the new fall shots for Ann Taylor's women's clothing brand

Hudson recently told Business Week though she has a line of fancy clothes, she's most comfortable in her pajamas. However, the actress has decided to go a little sexy during a shoot for the new fall collection of Ann Taylor.

"Sometimes when you work with big brands, you feel they have a very specific formula and I think Ann Taylor goes further with it. Ann Taylor isn't afraid of a little sexiness. I think it's about a working woman who can own her own sensuality," Hudson told WWD. "Fall is always my favorite season. I love layers and Ann Taylor is really going for more color and prints and fashion and stepping out of the box for their company."

The campaign was shot by Tom Munro at the Craven Estate, a French chateau-inspired mansion in Pasadena, California, with the aim of capturing a whiff of the Continental glamour of Sixties Paris.

"I definitely have more of an easy style," she said. "I hate the word bohemian, but it sort of is."

On her personal life front, Hudson says she loves her mornings because she gets to spend a lot of quality time then with her sons Bingham, 1 and Ryder, 8.

"I love to see them wake up with their sleepy faces. It's when you see their personalities and how they deal with the morning," she said. "I like happy mornings. I grew up with happy mornings.

"My parents were up and active and making breakfast, and that's what I try to do, but I usually do it in my nightie."

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