Kaley Cuoco Looks Drop-Dead Gorgeous Barefoot In Rolled-Up Jeans

Scroll for the photo. It comes as Kaley explores some pretty high-end looks. Earlier this month, the sitcom star wore Kardashian-adored Hermès for her appearance on "The Kelly Clarkson Show" – the girl behind Penny may rock the odd designer brand, but it was low-frills today.

The photo, studio-shot, showed Kaley sitting on the floor and looking absolutely gorgeous in a rolled-up pair of traditional jeans, with the denims offset by a plain t-shirt. Blonde hair worn down and minimal makeup completed the look – this girl needs no flourishes.

Kaley, who ensured her glam team was tagged and also shouted out HBO Max to promote thriller series "The Flight Attendant," kept her caption simple, writing:

"@usatoday 🤓 📷 @ninomunoz hair @clarissanya makeup @jamiemakeup in my clothes! 🥰 (link in bio) 📝."

The comments spoke for themselves. "I love the no fuss look!" one fan wrote, adding that Kaley looked "absolutely gorgeous" – the Scottish equivalent, "bloody gorg" came in from "Dr. Who" face and "The Flight Attendant" co-star Michelle Gomez. More snaps after the shot.

If you don't live inside Kaley's Instagram, the California native is decidedly non-Hollywood. Amazon nightgowns, this year deemed an "essential item" by the actress, are more what you'll see, with Kaley even proudly showcasing the $26 unicorn nightie she purchased from the retail giant this year.

Then again, this girl can scrub up. Just yesterday, Kaley stunned her followers in snazzy, red-latex pants while posing in the backyard of her $12 million Hidden Hills estate. It came with an edge, though, as Kaley rocked Crocs.

Kaley's new series will premiere on November 26. "The Flight Attendant," seeing Kaley play a woman who wakes up hungover and with a dead body next to her, is a million miles from CBS comedy "Big Bang," but for Kaley, it's the perfect transition.

Speaking to Us Weekly, the star admitted she'd fallen in love with the whole concept. "When I read the book description, I got a chill down my arms. It felt like a good mix of drama and dark comedy. Plus, a complicated female character is a dream role."