Iconic '90s Actress, 49, Leaves Fans Floored by Her Ageless Appearance in Risqué Outfit: 'Wow!'
Iconic '90s Actress, 49, Leaves Fans Floored by Her Ageless Appearance in Risqué Outfit: 'Wow!' originally appeared on Parade.
Charlize Theron isn't afraid to take fashion risks, and she made that clear with her latest daring look.
The Fast X actress proved once again that age is just a number as she turned heads at the world premiere of The Old Guard 2, held in Los Angeles on Wednesday, June 25, leaving fans totally floored by her youthful glow.
The Oscar-winning actress, who turns 50 later this year, lit up the red carpet in a bold choice: a see-through Givenchy fishnet jumpsuit that showcased both her statuesque figure and signature confidence. The sultry ensemble featured a high turtleneck, while she paired it with heeled booties. Theron layered the piece, sporting an oversized black blazer on top.
For beauty, she opted for a sleek, slicked-back hairstyle, further adding edge to the overall ensemble.
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Social media immediately lit up with praise for Theron's age-defying appearance.
"Wow!" one simply exclaimed on X (formerly Twitter), while another social media user over on Instagram insisted, "Too beautiful and aging like fine wine."
"She is absolutely stunning!!!❤️," a third gushed, as a fourth dubbed her "THE MOMENT."
The compliments continued to roll in, with more reading, "She always slays!! 🔥" "I love me some Charlize!" and "💣💣💣💣💣💣💣 soooooooooo pretty!!!!!!"
Meanwhile, one person just wished, "I hope I look this good when I'm almost 50 😮💨."
The South African actress reprises her role as the immortal warrior Andromache of Scythia in The Old Guard 2, the sequel to the 2020 Netflix hit. "Andy and her team of immortal warriors continue their mission to protect humanity. This time, they have to face off against a formidable new foe who threatens the very fabric of the Old Guard, while also dealing with the return of an immortal who was thought to be long lost," a synopsis reads, per IMDb.
The flick—also featuring Uma Thurman, KiKi Layne, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Matthias Schoenaerts, Marwan Kenzari, Luca Marinelli, Veronica Ngo, Henry Golding, and more—drops via Netflix on July 2, 2025.
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Iconic '90s Actress, 49, Leaves Fans Floored by Her Ageless Appearance in Risqué Outfit: 'Wow!' first appeared on Parade on Jun 26, 2025
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