LAVERNE Cox has stripped down to just her pantyhose and a futuristic corset while rushing into the Mugler fashion show in Paris.
The Orange Is The New Black star is known for her iconic and jaw-dropping red-carpet looks.
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Laverne, 51, flaunted her ageless figure in a risqué outfit while attending the Mugler Womenswear event while in Paris for Fashion Week over the weekend.
The actress arrived at the star-studded event in head-to-toe black, leaving little to the imagination.
The LGBTQIA+ advocate sported a futuristic black structured corset that fit perfectly to her curves.
The high-fashion top was completely backless and featured two large pieces that extended from her hips.
Laverne paired the look with a daring black thong, covered only by sheer black tights.
The Inventing Anna star left her entire backside exposed in the dramatic red carpet attire.
The actress accessorized with long acrylic nails, edgy silver earrings, and pointed-toe black heels.
She wore her long blonde hair slicked back into a ponytail, and full glam makeup with a bright red lip.
Laverne was caught on camera posing outside the Mugler show, as well as rushing in the door before the start of the event.
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RED CARPET LADY
Last month, the Promising Young Woman star turned peoples’ heads on the People’s Choice Awards Red Carpet.
The movie star hosted the pre-show in a chainlink skirt with nothing underneath, leaving social media breathless.
Laverne held court with the stars as the Red Carpet host on E! ahead of the glamorous awards show.
She upstaged many of the attendees, however, with a bold black top that connected to a chainlink dress.
Her long legs could be seen as she lifted the daring design into the air.
The chainlink portion of her look was attached to one of her gloves, so when she moved, her dress moved with her.
The Red Carpet included Heidi Klum, Kylie Minogue, Vanderpump Rules’ Katie Maloney, and Sydney Sweeney.
FAN COMPLIMENTS
One X user wrote, ” I could gaze at this all night.”
Another wrote, “This is how to stun, yum!”
A third wrote, “She slayed honestly.”
And a fourth called her a “true queen.”
A fifth wrote, “Oh look at how she ate THAT.”
BORN A STAR
Laverne was born in Mobile, Alabama, and went to school for dancing and acting.
She was raised by her mother and grandmother and has an identical twin brother who starred alongside her in the Netflix series Orange is the New Black.
In 2013, Cox rose to fame on the show, where she played transgender character Sophia Burset.
A year later, she became the first transgender woman to be featured on the cover of Time Magazine.
By 2015, Laverne became the first transgender woman to win a Daytime Emmy Award.
The talented actress then starred alongside Julia Garner in the 2022 Netflix show Inventing Anna.
She is also a strong and vocal advocate for the LGBTQIA+ community.
HI BARBIE!
In May 2022, Laverne was honored with a Barbie doll in her likeness as part of Mattel’s “Tribute Collection.”
After the doll was released, Cox sat down with PEOPLE to discuss the experience, stating that it feels “surreal.”
“I can’t believe it. I love her outfit,” Cox said.
“What excites me most about her being out in the world is that trans young people can see her and maybe get to purchase her and play with her, and know that there’s a Barbie made by Mattel, for the first time, in the likeness of a trans person.”
She then went on to explain that Barbie represents more than a toy in terms of transgender rights.
“I think in an environment where trans children have been used as a political football, when over 250 pieces of anti-trans legislation have been introduced in state legislatures all over the country in 2022 alone, and access to gender-affirming healthcare has been denied by policies signed into law in my home state of Alabama, in Arkansas and other states…
“That in this environment where trans kids are being attacked, that this can also be a celebration of transness, and also a space for them to dream, understand and be reminded that trans is beautiful,” she continued.
“That there’s hope and possibility for them to be themselves.”
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