Miranda Kerr turned up the heat when she landed in Paris with her husband, tech billionaire Evan Spiegel, to attend the Olympics.
The Australian supermodel, 41, shared a gallery of steamy photos on Instagram that captured her flaunting her taste for luxury fashion while heading to an IOC event this week.
The bombshell looked absolutely radiant as she strolled down a Paris street in a fiery red, flared mid-length Dior dress valued at $11,500.
She completed her daring outfit with matching heels and accessorized with a chic $8,000 black Mini Lady Dior bag and a diamond necklace.
The beauty wore her brown locks tied up in a bun and a radiant coat of makeup and striking red lipstick gave her look that extra edge.
The Sydney-born model radiated confidence and style as she posed alongside her dapper husband at an exclusive International Olympic Committee event in the French capital.
Meanwhile, Evan, 34, cut a dapper figure in a navy designer suit paired with black dress shoes.
The power couple turned heads with their glamorous display as they prepared to attend the Olympic Opening Ceremony on Friday.
Miranda Kerr raised the temperature when she landed in Paris with her husband, tech billionaire Evan Spiegel, this week to attend the Olympics. They are pictured together
The 41-year-old Australian supermodel shared a gallery of steamy photos on Instagram that captured her flaunting her taste for luxury fashion while heading to an IOC event.
Meanwhile, Australians were quick to criticise Channel Nine’s coverage of the Paris Olympics, becoming furious with presenter Karl Stefanovic – if they were able to watch at all.
Thousands of Australians woke up in the middle of the night to watch the opening of the Paris Games and had to wait hours for the Aussies to finally appear, as they are the host nation for 2032 and Olympic protocol dictates they were the third-to-last nation to appear.
However, they were not impressed with Nine’s handling of the opening ceremony, and in particular Stefanovic’s comment.
He was accused of talking about important and entertaining parts of the ceremony and many took to social media to ask him to keep quiet.
The opening ceremony was also marred by bad weather and rain, which marred the arrival of the athletes.
While Channel Nine received plenty of criticism, national broadcaster ABC received praise, particularly for bringing beloved presenter Bruce McAvaney out of retirement to cover the 2024 Games.
The power couple turned heads with their glamorous display as they prepared to attend the Opening Ceremony on Friday.