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At The Art Of Elysium’s annual HEAVEN gala on Saturday night, Bella Thorne, Christina Hendricks, and Heidi Klum led a cavalcade of stars that left very little to the imagination.
Titled “Heaven Is A Library,” and held at Los Angeles’ Wiltern Theater, the glittering event saw the arts-based foundation recognize acclaimed novelist Neil Gaiman as a “visionary.”
Bella, 26, made a stunning fashion statement by going completely bra-free beneath a transparent netted dress in a silver hue that complemented perfectly with her off-white underwear.
The 2020 recruit to OnlyFans, a former Disney Channel kid star, donned a crimson lipstick shade that accentuated her opulent red hair curtains.
She could flaunt her toned legs and waist as she twisted this way and that thanks to her outfit, which made sure the camera got a range of shots of her.
Bella went to the celebration with her gay friend Jason Parks, who wore a similarly revealing outfit, stripping off over his stylishly baggy pinstriped suit.
Heidi, meanwhile, adorned her statuesque body in a skintight nude gown covered in a stunning golden flower print for her most recent public appearance.
Her cleavage was highlighted by the strapless outfit, which also accentuated her lush waves of blonde hair that fell freely over her shoulders and framed her screen-siren complexion.
She accentuated her features with makeup, accessorizing the ensemble with jewelry and adding a striking contrast with a blood-red nail varnish tone.
She looked fierce on the red carpet beside her 19-year-old daughter Leni, who has drawn accusations of being a “nepo baby” for emulating her mother Heidi and going into modeling.
With its ruched glittering fabrics and hint of lace around its plunging neckline, Christina’s frou-frou red dress was a nod to Gothic chic. Christina dished up a generous dose of cleavage.
She accessorized with a shimmering gold purse with diamond stitching, matching her dramatic pink eye makeup to her red hair and rose lipstick.
Christina and cameraman George Bianchini clasped hands as they posed in front of the backdrop, which had books strewn down the bottom as an on-theme touch.
