Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has left fans’ jaws on the floor as she wowed in a sheer see-through dress.
The model slipped into a stylish sheer frock as she attended an event in Milan to celebrate Dolce & Gabbana’s 40 years in fashion. And it was clear that Rosie was wanting to give a sultry, yet classy look for the bash.
Wearing black underwear, she strutted her stuff down the carpet on her way into the event, as she wore suspenders to keep her thigh-high tights looking sleek and smooth. The see-through dress left nothing to the imagination as she was covered in the gown from her midriff down to her feet, with a pair of thick black straps giving her chest some support.
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To finish off her look, the model stunned as she wore a pair of thin black heels, along with a small black clutch and a silver bracelet on her left arm. She also was papped with a ring on her left hand and a pair of golden earrings that were perfectly hidden by Rosie’s luscious blonde locks.
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For her make-up look, Huntington-Whiteley accentuated her features with a good dose of blush and contour to highlight her cheekbones. She also made good use of foundation and bronzer to give her skin a sun-kissed glow.
She kept her eye make-up more natural as she went for a mascara-only look, that was perfectly balanced with the nude-red shade of her lipstick that gave a pop of colour to her face. Rosie seemed to feel her beauty as she made her way down the carpet, twirling around for fans and cameras alike.
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Rosie was not the only person to embrace the black theme, as she was joined by other stalwarts of the brand including Helen Mirren, Demi Moore and Lily James. The event, held at the Palazzo Reale was a classy party to mark the duo’s contributions to the world of fashion.
Stefano Gabbana from the duo, said: “Our dream is to inspire the new generations, to encourage them to express what they feel, and give them courage.” Whilst Domenico Dolce chimed in: “We would like young people to see in the artistic professions an alternative, an antidote to banality and homogenisation.”
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Huntington-Whiteley has come a long way from her early days as a model, after she sent shoppers into a frenzy when she modelled some floral pyjamas at Marks and Spencer. Costing just £35, the outfits sold incredibly quickly, and many fans praised the pyjamas and the ad campaign, which featured the blooming model.
Rosie has been working with M&S for over a decade, having first collaborated with the supermarket in 2012. Since then, Rosie has branched out into her own fashion design, including the pyjamas she sported for the shop last year.
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