Pretty in plasticine: Katy Perry is seen all in blue in stills for the highly-anticipated Smurfs movie Katy Perry is set to hit the big screen like a bolt from the blue.
The pop star plays Smurfette, the iconic and only female Smurf in the classic children's series.
In stills for the the newly released trailer, her character wears her iconic pretty white dress and demure matching heels.
She also has the more delicate features compared to the other Smurfs, with her pretty long blonde wavy hair and long eyelashes.
Perry is also reunited with her How I Met Your Mother, co-star Neil Patrick Harris, who stars as one of the leads in the animated film.
The 25-year-old made a guest appearance on the hit TV series back in January, playing the character of Honey.
Getting wiggy: Katy recently donned her favourite electric blue wig at Paris Fashion Week, days agoThe new Smurfs trailer shows Smurfette struggling with her skirt as it blows up over a grill, evoking Marilyn Monroe's iconic scene in The Seven-Year Itch.
In others,The Smurfs gang are seen on numerous adventures as they roam New York as they try to avoid the evil wizard Gargamel
The plot sees Gargamel chasing the Smurfs out of their magical village and into Central Park.
He is accompanied by his ginger tom cat Azrael.
The little blue creatures must find their way back to Smurfland before they are tracked down by their enemies.
Glee star Jayma Mays plays Grace Winslow; Neil Patrick Harris' wife who is pregnant with their first child, and Hank Azaria plays Gagarmel.
Azaria is best known for lending his voice to the character of Moe on popular animation series, The Simpsons.
Last year, cast members were seen filming with real plasticine dolls in New York City.
In the film, the dolls are bought to life in post-production thanks to computer-generated imagery.
Marilyn moment: Stills shows Smurfette struggling with her skirt as it blows up over a grill, evoking Marilyn Monroe's iconic scene in The Seven-Year ItchThe hybrid animation – a technique which mixes real actors and computer generated characters – has been in negotiations for five years.
The Smurfs have been a firm favourite with children ever since they were first created in 1958 by cartoonist Pierre Culliford.
And while Katy may be playing Smurfette, she admits that she wasn't a childhood fan of the 80s TV show.
The gang: The Smurfs are seen on numerous adventures as they roam New York'I've never seen an episode because my parents wouldn't let me,' she said last year.
'My mom thought that Smurfette was a little bit slutty, being the only female in the village.'
'And now I showed her. I called her up and was like, 'Guess what, Mom: I'm Smurfette!'.
Filming began last year in New York City and is expected to be released this August.
Adventure: The Smurfs find themselves in sticky situations as they try to avoid the evil Gagarmelsource: dailymail