Julianne Hough delighted fans on Saturday after she shared a fabulous update where she rocked a heart-stopping latex outfit which perfectly showed off her incredible figure.
Taking to Instagram, the 33-year-old shared a series of sensational snaps from her latest photoshoot with 1883 magazine.
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Captioning the fashionable photos, she penned: "I absolutely loved getting the chance to speak with @1883magazine’s @sydneybolen about all things @POTUSbway, @freshvinewine, my love for NYC and so much more!
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"Check out the link in bio to read the full interview. Photography: @thealexandraarnold & @sarahgardner_studio Styling: @catpope22 Makeup: @meganlanoux Hair: @leonardomanettithereal."
The actress looks amazing
The photos showed the star in a variety of high fashion poses including one which saw the star on the floor in a brown latex midi dress.
The fabulous ensemble was matched with classic long brown gloves in a complementing shade of brown, and finished with navy blue platform heels.
Julianne's brunette locks were styled back into a soft bun which saw wisps of hair flow free at the front of her face.
© Photo: Getty ImagesJulianne alongside her fellow cast members
As for makeup, the star donned heavy black eyeliner and lashings of mascara which were contrasted by a soft brown-nude lipstick.
In another snap from the epic shoot, Julianne wore a pair of sultry fishnet tights which were paired with a leather jacket dress and vibrant neon green stilettos, which had a thin ankle strap and pointed toes.
Last week, the star received an epic standing ovation in Broadway play POTUS when her character made a passionate plea about healthcare.
Taking to the stage just hours after US supreme court's overruling of Roe v. Wade was announced, her character said: "I volunteered at a clinic back in Iowa. Affordable safe reproductive healthcare is a basic human right."
Her voice shook as she made the comment, and the crowds instantly cheered leading to a minute-long ovation from men and women. The play is described as a "riotous comedy about the women in charge of the man in charge of the free world".
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