“Sensuality is not a question of age!”: Monica Bellucci in a transparent blouse played in German gloss

The cult movie star is not afraid of bold decisions for photo shoots. Monica loves and supports natural beauty. The actress likes to emphasize her dignity. While shooting for a German fashion magazine, Madame did not deviate from her own principles. The release was announced for January/February next year.

The star of the drama “Malena” appeared in a luxurious outfit. She posed in a see-through blouse from Italian fashion house Valentino. Monica did not wear a bra, the most spicy details were covered in gold sequins. The ex-wife of Vincent Cassel teamed a blouse with black wide-leg trousers by British designer Alexander McQueen.

Bellucci let her hair down. Make-up artists applied light make-up to her face, emphasizing the eyes and lips. The actress completed the look with long earrings. She struck a spectacular pose in front of the photographer. The moviegoers’ favorite touched her face with his hand and closed his eyes. “Monica Bellucci showed during the photo shoot that sensuality is not a question of age!” – says the publication.

Fans of the famous Italian left her many compliments. “Very inspiring cover”, “Monica! I’m looking forward to it!”, “Brave and feminine”, “It’s good that there are stars who support naturalness”, “Judging by the asymmetry of the chest, there is no photoshop here. That commands respect. Not every star accepts her body”, “She is very delicate”, “Eternal femininity”, “Only with inner beauty can you stay so beautiful on the outside,” said followers.

This isn’t the only daring outfit Monica has tried for Madame. Among other things, she appeared in a burgundy velvet two-piece suit. The actress paired it with a sheer black bodysuit that accentuated her cleavage. Bellucci completed the look with rings and a bracelet.

The “Irreversible” star appeared in a more natural way. She wore a white soft coat over her naked body. The actress refused clear strokes in make-up. Monika looked keenly into the lens.