Kristen Stewart presented herself in a daring outfit at an appearance in New York. The transparent top showed almost everything.
Once again Kristen Stewart (33) created a very revealing fashion moment. The actress presented herself in a transparent top with a bare back when she arrived at the studios of Stephen Colbert (59)’s “The Late Show” in New York on Monday.
Kristen Stewart likes it risqué
The black, glittering halter top only covered the bare essentials of the “Twilight” actress and showed a lot of bare skin. Her breasts were also clearly visible through the material. Stewart paired the revealing it-piece with a black maxi skirt that had a high slit at the back.
This showed off her black strappy pumps while running, with which she wore a pair of knee-high black nylon stockings. A black handbag from Chanel, black sunglasses and chunky finger rings completed the stylish look.
The actress styled her brunette hair in a loose ponytail and let her bangs fall over the front of her face. When it came to make-up, she only used a little eyeshadow and a subtle cat-eye eyeliner.
Nude performance in Los Angeles
Kristen Stewart is currently regularly causing a stir with revealing outfits on the red carpet. Most recently, she mastered the storm of flashbulbs at the premiere of her new film “Love Lies Bleeding” in Beverly Hills in early March with a skimpy, high-cut, black bodysuit with a cutout back, which she styled with sheer nylon tights. The actress wore nothing underneath. The outfit also came from Chanel. The actress is currently a brand ambassador for the luxury label.
With Stephen Colbert, Stewart promoted her new film “Love Lies Bleeding”, in which she plays the character Lou, a lonely gym manager who is fascinated by the ambitious bodybuilder Jackie (played by Katy O’Brian, 35). Set in the 1980s, their love story takes a turn for the worse when Lou’s crime family comes into play. The international premiere took place on February 18th at the Berlinale.
Source: Stern
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