Elizabeth Hurley, 59, puts on a busty display as she goes braless in a dressing gown during glamorous makeover for the Harper’s Bazaar Women of the Year Awards

Elizabeth Hurley showed off her busty look in a white dressing gown as she got glam for the Harper’s Bazaar Women Of The Year Awards in Madrid on Monday night.

The actress, 59, showed off her incredible figure as she lounged around in comfy clothes to film a clip for her three million Instagram followers, which she posted on Wednesday.

She opened the door of her hotel room and exclaimed, ‘Good evening from Madrid. I’m in Madrid being honored by Harper’s Bazaar Spain with one of their Woman Of The Year awards!’

In the video, the beauty was surrounded by stylists and make-up artists as they prepared her red carpet for the glitzy party in Spain.

Elizabeth seemed very cheerful as she showed off her dazzling makeup palette, which featured a sultry gray and brown smoky eye and a glossy pink lip, using Estée Lauder products.

The actress has been a proud ambassador of The Estée Lauder Companies’ Breast Cancer Campaign since 1996.

Her long brunette locks were styled in beautiful loose waves, before she swapped the dressing gown for her awards ceremony attire.

She wrote in the caption: “Preparing to receive my Award for Commitment to a Cause at the Women of the Year Awards in Madrid, with the help of luscious products from @esteelauder_es @esteelaudercompanies #elcambassador #timetoendbreastcancer.”

The actress descended on the red carpet with her son Damian, 22, at the star-studded event.

Elizabeth stole the show in the dazzling, figure-hugging ensemble as she flaunted her tiny waist and age-defying looks.

Actor and model Damian bared his chest as he went shirtless in the bright red suit and black patent leather shows.

The mother-son duo looked happier than ever as they posed at the photocall before heading to the ceremony, where Elizabeth received the Commitment to a Cause award for her dedication to raising breast cancer awareness.

Liz recently appeared on Loose Women for an emotional episode as she revealed two of her friends are currently battling breast cancer, as she discussed the topic close to her heart during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The model also describes how she was inspired to join the fight against breast cancer 30 years ago after her grandmother died from the disease.

Discussing how attitudes towards it have changed since her grandmother was ill, she said: “When my grandmother suffered and died, no one said anything. But I remember it very clearly.’

“As women, we sometimes put ourselves last and taking care of ourselves seems indulgent.”

She previously spoke to Extra about her grandmother’s ordeal, noting: ‘When my grandmother was diagnosed and treated – and eventually died of course, we didn’t talk about it either. There was no talk about breast cancer at that time.’

“I just know that if she had been diagnosed today, everything would be so different. Now women are being told about the importance of early detection.”

Earlier this month, Liz once again treated her followers to a saucy bikini photo when she took to Instagram to share a post to her network.

The model, 59, showed off her incredible figure and ample cleavage in a skimpy white two-piece suit adorned with silver glitter.

In a second snap, the star stood next to her and showed off her age-defying looks as her brunette locks fell naturally down her back.

Liz captioned the photo with a cheeky: “Good evening” as she continued to promote her own beachwear line, Elizabeth Hurley Beach.

Last month the star made waves when she posed in a skimpy animal print caftan from her own range.

The actress showed off her glowing skin in the snaps as she revealed that the iconic Joan Collins had given her permission to shoot her new Elizabeth Hurley Beach Collection in her home.

Posing outside in the beautiful garden, Liz wrote: ‘Thank you Joan & Percy for letting me photograph my new @elizabethhurleybeach collection in your beautiful home #sttropez @joancollinsdbe This is my new flirty kaftan’.