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The inimitable Monica Bellucci in a new project for Vogue Italia and Dolce & Gabbana

The inimitable Monica Bellucci in a new project for Vogue Italia and Dolce & Gabbana

Неподражаемая Моника Беллуччи в новом проекте для Vogue Italia и Dolce & Gabbana

Most recently, the most beautiful woman on our planet, the incredible Monica Bellucci, starred in a luxurious Vogue Italia photo shoot in the clothes of her old friends, Dolce & Gabbana. This sultry beauty is 56 years old, but many young girls will envy her shape. Dresses on Monica are the luxury line of Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda. The shooting took place in Florence, in the sculpture studio and art gallery Romanelli.

Совсем недавно самая красивая женщина нашей планеты, невероятная Моника Беллуччи снялась в роскошной фотосессии Vogue Italia в одежде своих давних друзей, Dolce & Gabbana. Этой знойной красавице 56 лет, однако ее форме позавидуют многие юные девы. Платья на Монике – это люксовая линейка Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda. Съемка проходила во Флоренции, в студии скульптуры и художественной галерее Романелли. 

Photos from Instagram @dolcegabbana

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