Michelle Rodriguez freshens up the tired bandage look in maxi dress at South Korean premiere of Fast & Furious 6

Bandages dresses have been the style staple of many celebrity women's wardrobe over the past few years.

However, it looks like Michelle Rodriguez has found a fresh new way to wear the fashion as she dazzled in a maxi version of the design in South Korea on Monday.

The American actress, 34, looked glowing as she strutted down the red carpet in a white bandage maxi dress at the Seoul premiere of Fast & Furious 6.

Looking good: Michelle Rodriguez shows off her curves in a white bandage maxi dress at the South Korea premiere of Fast & Furious 6

She was joined at the screening by her co-star and on-screen love interest Vin Diesel.

As expected, Vin, 45, was rather more casual than glam Michelle in a navy blue T-shirt and trousers.

The South Korea screening comes nearly a week after the film's world premiere in London's Leicester Square.

Chillaxed: While Michelle had dressed to the nines, her co-star Vin Diesel was more relaxed in a navy T-shirt and trousers

The studio decided to have the world premiere in the British capital after filming much of the movie there last summer.

The sixth film sees Michelle reprise her role as Letty Ortiz - who was thought to be dead after the fourth film Fast & Furious in 2009.

Speaking on Daybreak last week, she recalled filming the movie in London during the summer Olympics.

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She said: 'That was great during the Olympics - it was so nuts.' she told the presenters. ' I didn't get to go [to the events] but I loved the traffic, the crowds of people, and the ambiance was so great.'

Michelle revealed the cogs are already in motion for a seventh film, and the Latina star is getting ready for that production. 'I'm going to be busy working on the next Fast - it's a machine!

'They [the production team] are going to top themselves though - but hey I came back to life.'