The queen of thirst traps is again.
Martha Stewart couldn’t let 2023 go with out posting one more sultry selfie on Instagram, displaying off a photograph of herself wanting fresh-faced in lacy lingerie on Friday regardless of a “horrible” journey to Florida, studies Web page Six.
The 82-year-old way of life guru wore a pale inexperienced Sabbia Rosa nightgown with lace trim and an identical gown within the pic, sporting her blonde hair tousled to the aspect as she pouted in a mirror.
“After an eight hour airplane journey from westchester to palm beach- horrible by the way in which – we went to mattress early and wore my stunning @sabbiarosa nightgown (linen with gown),” she captioned the photograph.
Stewart added, “I didn’t look so unhealthy once I bought up at the very least not as unhealthy as I did once I went to mattress – it should be the $$$$$outfit!!”
Whereas Sabbia Rosa doesn’t promote its dear lingerie on-line, the Parisian boutique is understood for its high-end nightwear together with luxe silk items like Stewart’s look — and even ships internationally through telephone for Stewart followers all over the world.
Unsurprisingly, followers went wild for the cookbook writer’s sassy selfie, like one who wrote, “SHE WOKE UP LIKE THIS.”
“Thirst Entice Martha is my favorite Martha,” one other Instagram consumer added, whereas a 3rd wrote, “We had been due for a thirst lure and the individuals have been ready!”
Ellen Pompeo additionally weighed in, writing, “Smoke present!!️” and Stewart’s longtime facialist, Mario Bedescu, added, “LOOKING UNREAL MARTHA!”
“Martha chill my man is on this app!!” Fenty Magnificence’s international make-up artist, Priscilla Ono, joked.
Stewart has proven off loads of viral pics over the previous few years starting from a saucy poolside look to a cheeky photograph at movie star fave hair salon John Barrett.
Earlier this 12 months, Stewart promised she’d ship extra glam selfies, telling Web page Six, “You’ll see what’s coming. Good things!”
Cheers to extra thirst traps in 2024.
This text initially appeared in Web page Six and was reproduced with permission
