Elizabeth Hurley Dons Nude Catsuit To Ring In New Year
“Here’s to 2023 and hoping everyone’s dreams come true.”
Elizabeth Hurley welcomed 2023 with sultry style. The 57-year-old actress and model donned a daring bejeweled nude catsuit during her New Year celebrations, which were chronicled on Instagram via a carousel.
Hurley posed solo in the sparkling ensemble in the first pic, while following images show her living it up with her son and other partygoers.
“A bittersweet goodbye to 2022, a year of both extremely happy and deeply sad memories,” the Royals actress captioned the post, which received over 110,000 likes. “Here’s to 2023 and hoping everyone’s dreams come true.”
Hurley has yet to drop one of her patented bikini pics this year, but we’re sure they’re on the way. In 2022, she helped sell her preferred black bikini design with this bouncy video.
“This is my favorite ebony bikini. It’s 30% off this weekend only. Catch it whilst you can,” Hurley said to the camera as she bobbed up and down, showcasing the top’s security.
As founder of Elizabeth Hurley Beach swimwear brand, Hurley is has been consistent when discussing her favorite look. The same gold connecting chains are implemented in her favorite white and cheetah-print numbers, both of which were also modeled on her Instagram page for 2.5 million followers.
But the black bikini clip in particular was an instant hit, having been viewed over 860,000 times. “You actually are ‘The Body'” French fashion star Bambi Kappauf wrote amid other top comments engulfed in “fire” emojis.
As for how she maintains immaculate figure, Hurley recently told the UK’s Sunday Times, “I haven’t eaten processed food for 100 years. I don’t eat sweets, I drink little alcohol, I don’t smoke but I deeply regret that I once did. I have learnt to eat lighter and not so late.”
“I think one of the most transformative things that I’ve done is making 50 percent of what I eat vegetable matter. If you have a slice of toast for breakfast, have an apple too. Counteract everything with vegetables.”
Take note.
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