Bar Refaeli, 33, slipped into a dazzling, silver number as she got stuck into Eurovision Song Contest final 2019 rehearsals today.
As she sat on the side of a stage, Bar flashed her white underwear as her frock lifted up.
Bar may need to reconsider her outfit for Saturday night’s final in Israel after the wardrobe malfunction.
Her exquisite, strapless garment boasted a low-cut neckline, which teased her décolletage.
The model teamed her stunning look with a pair of towering silver high-heels, to enhance her statuesque height.
In another shot, Bar further displayed her slender pins as she leaned back and crossed her legs.
Bar’s blonde locks were styled in tousled waves and she completed her look with subtle shades of make-up.
The Israeli star has certainly had a busy week as she hosted the two Eurovision Song Contest semi-finals.
Yesterday, Bar wowed in a black dress for the second semi-final, which featured a sheer bodice design, showing off her high-waisted knickers underneath.
The beauty’s dress fell into a netting material and a lip design was emblazoned across her upper torso.
Bar uploaded a picture of her outfit to hr Instagram where she seemed delighted to be hosting the huge event.
She wrote beside the images: “We are ON ! LIVE ! NOW ! @eurovision.”
Her 2.8 million Instagram followers went wild for her stunning image, with many posting compliments.
“Stunning,” one gushed
Another praised: “Stunning & Amazing Beautiful Dress and Sandals.”
A third added: “You are the best!!!”
Meanwhile, ten more countries were voted through last night to preform at the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 Final.
Michael Rice is performing on behalf of the United Kingdom, but the chances of him winning look bleak.
A BetVictor spokesperson said: “It’s been 22 years of hurt since the United Kingdom’s last victory in the Eurovision Song Contest and that run looks set to continue on Saturday night. A finish towards the bottom could be likely once more.”
Netherlands are the favourites and lead the way at 8/13, with Australia next in line at 5/1, while Sweden follow close behind at 8/1 to win the 64th Eurovision Song Contest.