Supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio proved her style is as iconic as ever during a stunning appearance in Los Angeles this week.
Daring Night Out Ensemble
The Victoria's Secret legend, 44, commanded attention as she stepped out braless in a revealing black sheer top held together by just a single clasp. The daring blouse perfectly showcased her famously toned stomach as she enjoyed an evening in the city.
She elevated the look with a striking orange sequin midi skirt that revealed her black underwear beneath, creating a cohesive yet bold fashion statement. Completing her effortlessly chic appearance were a pair of heels, brown sunglasses, and a sleek black handbag, with her hair worn down in casual waves.
Return to Victoria's Secret Glory
This fashionable outing comes fresh from her grand return to the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show last month, where she walked alongside fellow icons Adriana Lima, Candice Swanepoel and Lily Aldridge.
The Brazilian beauty first began walking for Victoria's Secret in 2000 before retiring from the brand's fashion shows in 2017. Her highly anticipated return to the runway occurred in 2024, with another appearance following in October.
During the show, Ambrosio exuded confidence while sporting magnificent gold feathery wings that draped elegantly toward her waist. Her second look featured a black lace top with matching bottoms and sheer black tights featuring delicate lace trim.
Family Life and Future Projects
Beyond the runway, Alessandra shares her life with partner Jamie Mazur, 44, and their two children - Anja, 17, and Phoenix, nine. Her daughter Anja is already embracing a glamorous lifestyle, accumulating over 114,000 Instagram followers and accompanying her mother to star-studded events like The Secret Agent premiere in Los Angeles.
According to insiders familiar with Victoria's Secret's direction, the brand is making a conscious effort to return to its roots of celebrating feminine beauty, with a source noting: 'It's a return to the old style where women looked their very best. There will be less emphasis on shock value and more on all the pretty.'
