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Donatella Versace, 70, looks incredible in a skintight pink top and jeans as she shares stunning snaps

Donatella Versace, 70, looks incredible in a skintight pink top and jeans as she shares stunning snaps

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Donatella Versace took to Instagram on Friday to show off her enviable figure and welcome in the new month of August.
The Italian fashion designer, 70, looked incredible as she struck a casual pose in a tightly fitted pink top and blue jeans.
Her slim physique was put on display by the synched waist of her jeans and she kept the look coordinated with her choice of blue sunglasses.
She posed alongside her dog, Kayla, who happily sat for the picture.
In another snap, turned to black and white, Donatella could be seen wistfully looking out onto the city backdrop.
She captioned the post: 'Summer days with my girl, Kayla. Happy August everyone!!'
In another snap, turned to black and white, she could be seen wistfully looking out onto the city backdrop - although her exact location was not specified in the post.
Fans were quick to praise the Italian fashion designer's look in the comments section, writing: 'love the colour combination.' 'So stunning!!'; 'You look soo good.'
The snaps come after Donnatella debuted her striking new look at the end of last year while posing for pictures at the The Devil Wears Prada musical launch in London.
The Italian fashion designer stunned on the red carpet in a sheer, heavily-embellished bronze mini dress with a black sweetheart neckline bodysuit underneath.
Donatella paired her sheer dress with knee-high brown leather platform boots.
She also wore a red AIDS awareness ribbon to pay homage to the Elton John's Aids Foundation, which the gala benefited.
Donatella shared snaps from the big night out on Instagram with the caption, 'R.S.V.P. YES The Devil Wears Prada for its Opening Gala Night,' calling the show 'mesmerizing' and praising her friend Elton for his work on it.
In the second slide, Donatella looked younger than ever, causing fans to comment in shock, with one calling her new look 'the biggest upgrade in history.'
Many people on X, formerly Twitter, compared the luxury designer's youthful visage to Lindsay Lohan's stunning looks, as the Mean Girls star also underwent a major beauty transformation.
The snaps come after Donnatella debuted her striking new look at the end of last year while posing for pictures at the The Devil Wears Prada musical launch in London
Donatella, pictured in 2013, underwent what fans dubbed 'the biggest upgrade in history' when she debuted a new look at the end of 2024
One asked, 'Did you find the Lindsay Lohan's doc, Donatella?'
Another pointed out it was 'Donatella new face.'
'People, someone needs to find out who this doctor in Hollywood is who is performing these miracles,' one follower proclaimed.
'I'm sure it's the same doctor as Lindsay, Demi and Brad,' another commenter said.
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