Olivia Wilde and Emma Roberts dazzle in floor-length gowns as they party in the sunshine at the Zimmermann event
and Emma Roberts looked ready for summer in flowing long dresses as they attended the Zimmermann event in Mykonos, Greece.
Actress Olivia, 41, stunned in a plunging black halter neck dress which featured cut-out panels across the hips.
Emma, 34, meanwhile, looked sensational in a sheer dress which featured a stylish snake-print design. The stars looked in their element as they posed in the sunshine with the ocean behind them.
Snatched style: Olivia showed off the results of her gym visits in the sexy cut-out design
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