She might be a box office slaying champion and an Academy Award winning actress but Jennifer Lawrence is still just a normal 24-year-old.

The actress was spotted having a bit of fun with some wacky behaviour in New York City on Wednesday night.

The Silver Linings Playbook star was spotted sticking chopsticks in her mouth as she appeared to pretend they were her teeth after an evening meal. 

The American Hustle star also seemed to be in an all-around goofy mood as she  sashayed down the street.

Jennifer simply sizzled in a white babydoll dress that showed off her pale, lean and long legs along with lace-up black peep-toe booties.

A layering of pendant necklaces adorned the front of her dress, giving it some contrasting colour.

Her striking presence got another fashionable boost thanks to a black and ivory handbag that she looped over her shoulder as soon as she and her companions arrived at their destination.

The Hunger Games star had just landed in the Big Apple that day, having jetted from Los Angeles with her beloved pooch Pippi.

And she was soon spotted strolling down a New York City street while cradling the small pooch in her arms and wearing her casual wear of faded jeans, white tank top and checkered Vans.

Jennifer’s trip followed the release of pictures showing her rumoured boyfriend Chris Martin, 38, out with Australian pop singer Kylie Minogue, 47.

The singers, who have been friends for years, were spotted walking arm-in-arm around London following Kylie’s performance at the British Summer Time Festival on Sunday.

Jennifer has enough projects on her plate to keep her occupied for some time.

The American Hustle stunner is currently filming X-Men: Apocalypse in which she plays the dual role of Raven and Mystique.

The latest installment to the popular X-Men franchise also stars Game Of Thrones’ Sophie Turner, Rose Byrne, Nicholas Hoult, Michael Fassbender and Hugh Jackman among others.

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Source: Los Angeles Times