Jaimie Alexander is a blue jean baby as the Thor actress goes shopping in a denim dress

She’s just one of the many Hollywood stars calling Australia their home at the moment.

And Jaimie Alexander made the most of her time in Sydney on Sunday, with the 36-year-old American actress popping out for a spot of retail therapy in Paddington.

The Blindspot actress looked chic in a blue denim dress for the Oxford Street outing.  

The Thor actress paired the maxi dress with a pair of white sneakers and travelled light, carrying only a black leather handbag.

Jaimie’s short cropped, raven tresses were swept back from her fine features and her eyes were shielded from the summer glare with a pair of dark shades.

She browsed several sale items before leaving the store empty handed. 

Jaimie was seen arriving in Sydney on January 26, ahead of filming the Marvel sequel Thor: Love And Thunder.

The actress is back in the role of Sif for the franchise’s fourth installment.

As reported by Deadline, she will not only return to the Thor movies, but also is likely to appear on the upcoming Disney+ series offshoot Loki. 

Jaimie first portrayed Sif in 2011’s Thor, before reprising the role in Thor: The Dark World two years later.

She was not included in 2017’s third installment, Thor: Ragnarok, which is regarded as the best of the series so far.

Buzz for the new film, to be directed by Ragnarok’s Taika Waititi, has already been high, as it will feature Oscar winner Natalie Portman – who has been in Australia a number of months – taking on the mantle of Thor. 

Hollywood actors have arrived in Australia in droves recently, with many US studios taking advantage of the country’s relatively low COVID rates. 

As well as locals like Chris Hemsworth and Nicole Kidman choosing to shoot in their home country, director Benjamin Millepied, who is married to Natalie Portman, has also begun work on his film adaptation of the opera ­Carmen, which stars Elsa Pataky and Paul Mescal. 

Production on Netflix series Pieces of Her was also relocated from Canada to Sydney due to coronavirus fears.

The drama, starring Australian actress Toni Collette, is expected to deliver 400 local jobs and contribute an estimated $58million to the NSW economy.

George Miller’s $60million fantasy drama Three Thousand Years of Longing is being filmed in Sydney’s northern suburbs with Tilda Swinton and Idris Elba.