The stunning Gal Gadot looked absolutely glamorous in a see-through gown at a Revlon gathering, all while chatting about Wonder Woman being snubbed for an Oscar nomination.
Gal Gadot’s most recent movie, Wonder Women, did not receive any recognition from the Academy, which left her fans feeling let down. Despite the outcry on social media, the 32-year-old actress didn’t let it get to her and addressed the issue at the launch of Revlon’s Live Boldly campaign in New York. She stole the spotlight in a stunning black dress, featuring a sheer skirt that highlighted her figure with a daring neckline and unique diamond-shaped metal panels on the bodice. Check out the video below for more on this fabulous look.
At the launch of Revlon’s Live Boldly campaign in New York, Gal Gadot turned heads with her daring fashion choice. The Hollywood star donned a striking black dress with a sheer skirt, showcasing her toned legs. Paired with a chic dark bob and subtle jewelry, including studs and silver rings, her bold cranberry lip color coordinated perfectly with her deep red manicure. Completing the ensemble with strappy stilettos, Gadot exuded confidence throughout the evening. Prior to the event, she was seen leaving her hotel in a stylish dark peacoat, which she gracefully removed upon arrival. Despite being married for ten years, Gadot continues to captivate with her fearless and elegant style.
The Revlon ambassador was a total showstopper in her eye-catching outfit, featuring a plunging neckline and a figure-hugging corset with diamond-shaped metal panels. Gal’s recent appointment as Revlon’s global ambassador just adds to her long list of achievements, solidifying her status as a globally recognized and successful figure.
Strolling confidently down the red carpet, the renowned Hollywood star showed off her semi-transparent skirt that exuded allure. The gorgeous outfit highlighted the Israeli star’s legs, which were complemented by her chic dark bob hairdo. This appearance followed her recent admission that she was deeply touched by the public’s response to Wonder Woman’s lack of recognition at the Oscars. Despite leading the way in the superhero genre, Gal revealed that the team had not created the film with the sole purpose of winning multiple awards.
