She’s known for commanding the VS runway, clad in saucy lingerie.
MET Gala, showcasing her enviable figure in a jaw-dropping cutout gown as she sauntered up the famous steps outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
The 31-year-old supermodel – who is married to Kings of Leon’s Caleb Followill – was sure to capture fashion fans attention in a slinky Ralph Lauren Collection number, yet it was her eye-catching fire engine red thigh-high boots that set pulses racing.
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The white silk charmeuse one-shoulder caped gown featured daring a thigh-high split which gave the former Sports Illustrated model the opportunity to edge up her astounding look with the racy Balenciaga boots.
Her pin-hugging footwear only hinting at her bronzed thigh periodically as she navigated the renowned Fifth Avenue museum’s many steps with aplomb.
Elsewhere, the show-stopping look highlighted her narrow waist with a daring side cutout and slashed panel nestled in the midst of her bust.
Lily’s skin-flashing look was balanced with a stunning cape detail that covered her shoulders and fell into an unexpected train that followed behind her in sensational fashion as she made her way inside the exclusive venue.
The mother-of-one finished her interpretation of this year’s theme, ‘Comme des Garcons: Art Of The In-Between’, with a clashing fuchsia mesh piece that was draped across her face in a dramatic style.
Arriving at the event co-chaired by Katy Perry and Pharrell Williams, Lily accessorised her look with Bulgari jewels as she worked her chocolate coloured locks into a sleek ponytail which cascaded down her back.
Later in the evening, the beauty appeared in an epic star-studded selfie alongside Kendall Jenner, Kim Kardashian, A$AP Rocky, Puff Daddy, Brie Larson, and Paris Jackson, despite this year’s no selfie policy.
She complemented her dazzling look with a simple beauty look which accentuated her flawless complexion.
The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover star began her career aged 16 modeling for Abercrombie & Fitch. One year later, she appeared on the August 2003 cover of Spanish Vogue.
Earlier this year, the Victoria’s Secret Angel reflected on some of the things she’s grateful for in an interview with V Magazine for its spring preview issue and opened up about how the industry has changed since she started nearly 15 years ago.
She said: ‘It used to be very separated, fashion and commercial models,’ she explained. ‘Now it’s very much blended, which is lovely because it’s so much fun to do both.’
