Liz Hurley sent her fans wild as she shared a snap of herself in a tiny, plunging Versace dress reminiscent of her famous safety pin number.
The Austin Powers beauty – who turned 57 last week – was inundated with fire and heart emojis after she posted the sizzling snap on Instagram.
It showed her in a skimpy, glittery dress that clung to every curve and had a plunging neckline that didn’t leave much to the imagination.
Cut short, the sparkly outfit just grazed the tops of her thighs.
Nude sections covered in gold clips swirled from the top to the bottom, making it look as though Liz was flashing more flesh than she was.
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It conjured up images of the safety pin dress she wore to the 1994 premiere of her then boyfriend Hugh Grant’s film Four Weddings And A Funeral.
The actress had her long dark hair pulled back into a messy ponytail and looked far younger than her years with her glowing skin and pinkish lipstick.
A second snap showed her with her hair tousled around her face and her hand on her hip as she posed with her son Damian, 20.
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“Having a @versace moment,” she captioned the shots.
Fans were blown away by the stunning snaps, saying Liz looked “gorgeous” and “ageless”.
“Good lord, still a total hottie!!!” one fan posted in the comments section, while another said she was an “absolutely beautiful looking woman”.
“That is such a beautiful dress, you look amazing,” said another admirer.
Someone else said seeing Liz parading her killer body in the dress made their day.
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One smitten fan even called her “the most beautiful woman in the world”.
“Could easily pass as early 20s,” one person wrote.
Recently, Liz paid tribute to another Elizabeth – The Queen – for her Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
She posed in a white bikini and played around with an inflatable Union Jack disc at the beach.
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