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Irina Shayk Wore Next To NOTHING As She Steps Out In A Full-Sheer Dress During Cannes Film Festival
Truly leaves little for imagination.
Model, actress, and mom Irina Shayk was brimming with confidence that had the entire hall turning their heads on her. The 37-year-old was flaunting her supermodel figure on the red carpet as she covered next to nothing. Her sheer “dress” by Gucci was a simple black veil that showed her Gucci lingerie set underneath.
She wore a pair of black shades and alluring red lipsticks to complete the look. The sheer tulle dress had giant crystals expanding down from her neck to her chest. There’s no doubt this look will easily be one of the most iconic “naked” dress of all time.
She was still strolling through Hotel Martinez when all eyes were on her, yet she used to hate the attention.
“No [I wasn’t popular at school]. No! I had my first boyfriend at 18. Boys didn’t like me,” the Russian model talked about her childhood. “I was really skinny and have darker skin, so boys and girls made fun of me. I never knew that I would be a model… I had bigger lips, so they called me Chunga-Changa, after this Russian cartoon about Black kids.”
“I always thought, “I want to be like everyone else,” so nobody would pick on me. I was really shy as a child… And I kind of hated being in pictures [laughs]. Look at me now!”
She’s been brimming with feelings of being body positive and talked about it, “Even if you have some extra kilos, you don’t need to kill yourself for that, you just have to look at yourself as a positive.”
“Yeah, extra kilos but guess what? Men love it, you know,” she added.
Irina Shayk is also a mom to Leah, 6, from her relationship with Bradley Cooper. The power couple split up in June 2019, two years after welcoming Lea in March 2017. She finally spoke on her ended relationship with Harper’s Bazaar earlier this year, “I think in all good relationships you bring your best and your worst – it’s just the nature of a human being.”
“I think we’ve been very lucky to experience what we had with each other. Life without B is new ground.”
