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Heidi Klum was one of the special guests at the exclusive Vogue World event, which marked the beginning of Milan Fashion Week 2026. Upon her arrival, the supermodel made sure all eyes were on her and her stunning sheer black dress.
The German-born celebrity arrived at the show wearing an embroidered black lace dress that revealed her lingerie and highlighted the toned physique she has maintained at 53 years old.
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The piece, designed by Celia Kritharioti, featured long sleeves, a high neck, a straight skirt, a back slit, and a corset-style top. She added stiletto sandals, a black clutch, and elegant dark sunglasses.
She finished the outfit with diamond jewelry and highlighted her beauty with makeup that gave her a youthful appearance, including pink blush and nude lipstick; her hair was styled with a middle part and wavy locks.
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On social media, she shared some details of her striking look and her attendance at the Vogue World: Milan show, which featured high-profile figures on the runway such as Cardi B, Gigi Hadid, Amelia Gray, Irina Shayk, and Vittoria Ceretti, among others.
Attendees included names such as Jennifer Lopez, Donatella Versace, Anna Wintour, Alicia Keys, and Pamela Anderson.
Recently, the supermodel was the talk of the town due to an interview in which she spoke about her marriage to musician Tom Kaulitz, from the German band Tokio Hotel, and about the criticism and mockery she has faced for gaining weight.
Regarding the change in her image and body weight over the last few years, Heidi said: "I think that with age, we look better when we aren't so thin. My husband was the first one to make me notice. He told me: 'You should eat more; you would look better if you had more meat on your bones.'"
The celebrity said that her husband's words were a great support and a reality check, because in the modeling industry, being thin is a requirement and nobody worries about the models' health or whether they are at a healthy weight.
"It's not something you are ever told in the industry, because you are supposed to always be thinner than you actually are (...) When I see the photos, I think: 'He's right!' In terms of proportions, I look better with more curves," she said, adding that she is against the use of weight-loss medications like Ozempic.
In the same interview, she recalled how she was treated during her first years in modeling, when she was told she was "fat" and was continuously asked to lose weight if she wanted to succeed in her career.
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