Victoria Silvstedt exudes old Hollywood glamour in pink sheer dress as she attends Sirat premiere at the Cannes Film Festival
The model, 50, ensured all eyes were on her as she arrived on the red carpet in a pale pink gown with a sheer detail.
The strapless garment featured a burgundy floral embellishment while Victoria added height to her frame with a pair of heels.
Styling her platinbum blonde locks into a vintage style, the Swedish beauty accessorised with a silver necklace.
Posing up a storm for the cameras, Victoria accentuated her natural beauty with a light palette of makeup.
Born in Skelleftehamn, Victoria was raised in a family-of-five in Bollnäs.
The model, 50, ensured all eyes were on her as she arrived on the red carpet in a pale pink gown with a sheer detail
She enjoyed a lengthy stint in the spotlight after being chosen to represent her country in the Miss World pageant in 1993.
Following her pageant days, the Scandinavian stunner was eyed by Hugh Hefner and went on to become a Playboy Playmate.
Over the course of her career, she's worked for fashion's most recognizable names, including Chanel, Dior and Valentino.
Since her career rocketed, Victoria has modelled for some of the world's most prestigious fashion houses, including Chanel, Dior and Valentino.
Despite the glamorous veneer to her lifestyle as a young model, she revealed there was a dark side in a recent interview with Female First.
Victoria said: 'I started very young to model in Paris when I was 18, I remember like starving myself to fit into the clothes.
'It was an amazing experience but you know I did shows for Valentino, Chanel, so it was really prestigious.'
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