Bella Hadid, 22, displayed her jaw-dropping supermodel figure at the premiere of Pain and Glory as she stunned in a Grecian-style dress.
Her frock featured a one-shoulder design and cut out panels on either side of her torso.
The younger sister of Gigi Hadid went braless on the night, which drew attention to her perky chest.
Her sizzling gown also boasted a daring thigh-slit, allowing to Bella to flash even more flesh.
The high cut put Bella at risk of suffering another wardrobe malfunction, three years after she flashed more than she bargained for in a similar frock at Cannes.
The stunner put her slender pins on show as she sauntered down the red carpet at the star-studded bash.
Bella’s gown fell into a dramatic train, which fell to the floor and added even more glam to her look.
The beauty’s statuesque frame was enhanced in a pair of metallic high-heels.
Bella’s make-up matched her mesmerising gown as she went with a bold, red lipstick, plus had a bronzed glow.
Her brunette locks were styled into a high bun and she accessorised with a pair of silver drop earrings.
Bella has had a busy week on the red carpet as it was her second appearance at the 74th Cannes Film Festival.
Yesterday, the US star oozed confidence in a sheer gown by Dior Haute Couture.
Her frock fell to the floor in tiered ruffles and allowed Bella to show off her incredible figure.
Bella is now a regular face at Cannes Film Festival after she hit the headlines in 2016 for wearing a very revealing dress.
With its plunging neckline and thigh-high split, there was no missing Bella on the red carpet.
And as she walked along, the star exposed the dress’ undergarment, and was just millimetres away from flashing a lot more.
Bella also showed off a lot of cleavage in the sexy outfit and had to constantly readjust herself on the night.
Talking about the outfit three years ago, Bella acknowledge it was a “big risk”.
“I’m usually very simple with my red carpet looks – I tend to just wear black – so this was a big risk,” she told Glamour magazine.
“I was sort of scared about it, but I’ve had so much nice feedback which was exciting.”