Hollywood star Sharon Stone, 67, poses topless for Vogue
Movie icon Sharon Stone has got pulses racing in a sexy and powerful new black-and-white photoshoot.
Hollywood superstar Sharon can be seen posing for the dramatic pictures wearing a sheer outfit and showing off her age-defying elegance.
The star, 67, looks stunning as she poses for Vogue Adria's June 2025 issue in a series of melodramatic positions.
The series of sensual portraits see the actress working her magic for the camera alongside over 20 male models.
Exuding old-school glamour, the star looks striking in the sophisticated shoot alongside the plethora of men.
The Total Recall star can be seen perched on a man's shoulders with her legs wrapped around him as the crowd tries to grab her.
The blonde bombshell looks divine with her hair gently curled, wearing a mesh see-through outfit that shows off her enviable figure.
In another chic shot, the actress can be seen in a black floor-length gown, with her arms in the air.
With a pout on her lips and her hair in a fashionable quiff, Sharon looks the epitome of elegance.
More shots show Sharon embracing her femininity and power as she stands strong, wearing a sharp suit as she is watched by a legion of men.
Wowing in a more masculine white suit, with her hair in a large quiff, the star can be seen striking a pose with her hands in her pockets, standing calmly and collectively.
Lying on a table with her long legs on display, Sharon looks every inch the sex siren in the provocative picture, while a man kisses her.
A couple of male models gaze at her as she lies across their laps and tugs at her white shirt suggestively with her leg around a man's neck.
The international icon is wearing a sheer black skin-tight outfit for one cover with rips across her svelte body, surrounded by the models.
Another cover shot sees her posing in a chair wearing a boiler suit with her hair relaxed and down.
Draped in men, the star appears to be emulating her classic pose in the cult movie Basic Instinct, with her legs wide open as she watches the men breakdance.
The shoot aims to herald Sharon as the 'embodiment of an independent, fearless, and unapologetic woman who continues to break boundaries—in culture, fashion and identity.'
In the cult classic 1992 erotic thriller Basic Instinct, Sharon shocked moviegoers with her jaw-dropping bold character.
She made movie history during a scene in which she uncrossed her legs in a police interrogation to reveal she had no knickers on.
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