Elizabeth Hurley is living it up in Monaco with the swimwear model heading out to a Duran Duran concert while in the region.
And as expected, the 59-year-old looked seriously glam for her outing with the actress and model deciding to wear a figure-flattering animal-print dress that featured a plunging neckline. The curve-hugging item suited Elizabeth to a tee, and she looked absolutely ravishing as she smiled for the camera.
In a clip, the mother-of-one cheekily waved and blew kisses to fans watching as she showcased her outfit in her accommodation, before getting into a waiting car.
Sharing her evening plans, Elizabeth penned: "On my way to watch heavenly @duranduran in Monaco, wearing @roberto_cavalli," finishing with a string of kissing emojis.
In the comments, fans just could not believe how old the star really was, with one saying: "I can't believe she's a 59 years old woman," and a second adding: "Does she age ffs so beautiful."
The model is favouring plunging gowns as of late and last month when she arrived at the V&A summer party, which celebrated acclaimed model Naomi Campbell, she wore a similar frock.
The star looked so stylish in a risqué animal-print gown that came with a plunging neckline.
In a clip shared on her social media pages, Elizabeth could be seen strutting through the London streets in the eye-catching frock as she carried a golden clutch bag with her and a pair of stunning sunglasses.
The model was joined by her son, Damian Hurley, at the event, and he looked suave in a white suit. Both models allowed their brunette locks to flow down their shoulders as they posed for snaps.
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Elizabeth was clearly thrilled to be present at the event, as she enthused: "Thank you @vamuseum." Her fans were likewise wowed by her glam appearance as one called her "perfection" and a second added: "That dress is beautiful."