Liz Hurley looked sensational yesterday, showing off her impressive physique in a plunging neckline on social media. left her fans stunned as she risked exposing her cleavage in a daring black dress, which she paired with a simple cross-design necklace and smokey-eyed makeup.
The Austin Powers actress is known for her risque looks and often wows her followers with scintillating snaps on social media, but this one particularly attracted attention.
In the comment section, fans gushed over Liz’s ageless looks, as they declared her a “Queen”.
One commented: “You are looking beautiful.”
Another replied: “Goodness gracious. Amazing.”
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Liz Hurley wowed in a plunging number (Image: Instagram)
Meanwhile, a third remarked, “One of the sexiest women alive.”
Previously, Liz shared that her son, Damian, was behind the lens of her sultry photos and even directed her to a recent racy scene for a movie project.
Speaking alongside his mother in an interview with Access , 21-year-old model Damian Hurley said: “People find this really controversial. Showbusiness has been a fundamental part of my entire life.
“So, to us, it’s not a thing, it’s just part of business. She takes my photos, I take hers.”
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Liz often poses in bikinis that her son captures on camera. (Image: INSTAGRAM)
In a recent discussion about the collaborative nature of her fashion brand, Elizabeth Hurley Beach, the 58-year-old model and actress candidly shared her thoughts on the challenges of being photographed in swimwear.
She remarked, “Who likes being photographed in bikinis? No one, even when you’re 22 and fabulous.” This statement underlines the common insecurities many face, regardless of age or confidence levels.
In addition to the emotional aspects of her work, Liz is meticulous about her physical appearance and always ensures she is camera-ready.
“I’ve always watched what I eat, since forever,” she explained, revealing her long-standing dedication to nutrition. “I’ve never wanted to eat processed food. Right back to my teens, I’ve always looked at the labels on food.”
“In a January , she delved deeper into her eating habits, defining junk food as “anything that contains any ingredient that I don’t have in my own kitchen.”
She added: “My tastes are pretty simple – I don’t drink weird green juices or anything like that.
“My mantra is: Don’t eat too much, too fast, too often or too late. Or, put another way, eat smaller meals, chew properly, ban snacking, and eat dinner earlier. This works for me.”