Brooke Sheilds Proves She Aging Like Fine Wine In A Bold, Red Suit With A Plunging Neckline–And Nothing Underneath!

Brooke Shields, 57, knows how to rock popular fashion trends (check out the “Barbiecore” dress she wore at the National Board Of Review Awards!). And now, she’s putting a twist on the “naked dress” trend—it’s not just for dresses anymore. Her latest ensemble with a red monochromatic suit was made a little steamier by eliminating the shirt under her blazer. We can’t believe how good she looks!

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The model was breathtaking in a silky red suit with a plunging V-neckline that she posted on her Instagram. Shields also opted to not wear a shirt underneath her blazer but she enhanced the look with a silver chain laying on her chest. She wore her long mocha brunette hair in a relaxed, straight style. As for accessories, the actress donned a pair of chic, clear-rimmed glasses and a large cocktail ring. Shields captioned her gorgeous photo, “When they tell you it’s #nationaldrinkwineday…”

Fans flooded the comments with love. One person wrote, “Beautiful as ever!” with heart-eye emojis, while another person commented, “Very pretty!!” with five fire emojis. A third person chimed in, “Absolutely Amazing!” with rose emojis, while another wrote, “You look great!” A final person wrote, “Stunner! Always and forever.” We have to agree! And this isn’t the first time that Shields has slayed a plunging blazer.

Shields has been pushing the fashion industry’s boundaries since she was just 15 years old with her provocative Calvin Klein jeans commercials. Her controversial history in fashion and acting was explored in her ABC News documentary, Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields.

She candidly discusses everything from her childhood acting and modeling career to her frightening sexual assault. “To me, that felt like a much more intelligent, interesting way to approach a story—a person, a journey—through the lens of the changing climate and where we are today,” she told The Hollywood Reporter about why she feels like now is the right time to tell her story. The two-part documentary, directed by Lana Wilson, who also worked with Taylor Swift on Miss Americana, will debut on Hulu later this year.

Shields admits she feels empowered to have “a larger conversation on the sexualization of young women” because it was something that hugely impacted her earlier in her career.  “Myself being at the eye of that storm on many different levels throughout the decades,” she added to The Hollywood Reporter. “I’ve been a part of the conversation—or maybe not even a part of the conversation, but part of the focus—and that narrative itself has changed over time, depending on outside influences and the era.” And now, the actress is redefining what it means to be a fashion icon on her terms—like when she graced a recent SKIMS campaign in sheer tights!