Sofia Vergara Pairs Her Plunging Floral Dress With Sky-High Platforms
The actress accessorized with diamond pavé jewelry.
Last month, Vergara shared a never-before-seen nude photo on her Instagram.Sofia Vergara made the case for florals at an event celebrating her beauty brand, Toty, on Wednesday. The actress touched down in Madrid, Spain wearing a plunging silk mididress by AMUR.
Vergara accessorized with nude open-toe platforms, completing her look with a matching diamond pavé bangle and ring. She wore her brunette tresses in waves, while her makeup consisted of brown eyeshadow, winged eyeliner, berry blush, and a muted mauve lip.
Last month, the Modern Family star shared a never-before-seen nude photo on her Instagram, posting a series of snaps from her 2015 Vanity Fair photoshoot.
"#tbt," Vergara wrote in the caption.
In one picture, Vergara poses naked in a bathtub as renowned photographer Annie Leibovitz shoots her from above, while in another, she gets her hair done while wearing a leopard print bikini.
The actress recently spoke about life as a single woman on the Today show. Sitting down with host Jenna Bush Hager, Vergara revealed what she's looking for in her next relationship. She was married to actor Joe Manganiello from 2015 to 2024.
'I want to say the basic stuff, like health and somebody that loves me,' Vergara said of her dream man. 'And somebody tall, handsome. I want somebody that has as much money as me or more, because if not, it's a nightmare. They end up resenting you.'
Vergara also said she wants "somebody fun." "I need fun in my life," she added.
The Emmy nominee explained the prospect of dating was scary after splitting with Manganiello, who is best known for his role in HBO's True Blood.
'I've been single now for a year and a half, and I kind of panicked once I got divorced,' she revealed. 'I was like, 'I'm 52, what's gonna happen? Where am I going to find [someone]?''
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