Irina Shayk shows off her flawless figure in an 80s inspired look as she shares sexy snaps

Irina Shayk shared some of her favorite poses from a fun night out in New York in a series of social media posts.

The model, 37, who opened up about some of the mean comments made about her while building her career, shared some sultry snaps from her performance at the Prince’s Trust Gala on Thursday.

The fashionista looked sexy in a lace strapless mini dress by Vivienne Westwood.

Her long dark locks were styled in an 1980s-inspired curly fake hawk, with a few corkscrew tendrils covering her forehead.

The runway darling’s makeup included heavy-lined eyes surrounded by a light-reflecting shimmer and a neutral red lip.

The popular cover model complemented by mixed metal chandelier earrings.

She completed the look with sheer black stockings and green crocodile Vivienne Westwood platform boots.

Irina posted alongside the set of photos, “A few nights ago… came out to support my friend.” That friend turned out to be famous fashion photographer Vinoodh Matadin of Inez & Vinoodh.

Giving some insight into the glamorous process, Irina shared a photo of herself wearing a face mask as the stylist did her hair in her kitchen.

British Vogue said of the ensemble, “However, it’s Shayk’s ‘punk princess’ glamor for The Prince’s Trust Gala, which is destined for designer mood boards during fashion month.”

The Prince’s Trust was established in the United Kingdom in 1976 by King Charles III, while he was still Prince of Wales.

He set up a series of pilot projects to rehabilitate young criminals and unemployed youth.

The program grew much larger over the years and had spread internationally to other countries in the British Commonwealth.

The Prince’s Trust was established in the US in 2020.

Inspired by the 1980s, the fashionista looked sexy in a lace strapless mini dress by Vivienne Westwood. Her long dark locks were styled in an ’80s-inspired curled faux hawk, with a few corkscrew vines covering her forehead

Accessories: The popular cover model with mixed metal chandelier earrings.

Cooking the look: Irina gave some insight into the glamorous process, sharing a photo of herself wearing a face mask as the stylist fixed her hair in her kitchen

Eyes: The runway darling’s make-up included heavy-lined eyes, surrounded by a light-reflecting shimmer

Grammy winner Lionel Richie, 63, is the Global Ambassador and Chairman of the Global Ambassador Board.

According to the Prince’s Trust website“The Trust also delivers employability and entrepreneurship programs for military veterans and indigenous groups.”

“Together, our mission is to transform lives and build sustainable communities worldwide. To date, we have supported more than 1 million young people around the world.”

Irina, whose family struggled financially during her upbringing, has participated in several charitable endeavors throughout her career.

She has been seen helping out at a food bank in New York City and is an official ambassador for a charity in her native Russia that provides care for sick children.

Powerful: The model completed the powerful look with sheer black stockings and green crocodile Vivienne Westwood platform shoes

Mood boards: British Vogue said of the ensemble: ‘It’s Shayk’s ‘punk princess’ glamor for The Prince’s Trust Gala, but that’s for designer mood boards during fashion month’

Charity work: In addition to performing at benefit events such as the Prince’s Trust Gala, Irina has participated in her own charitable endeavors, including volunteering at a New York food bank and serving as an ambassador for a charity in her native Russia to provide care for sick children

Friend: Irina posted next to the set photos, “A few nights ago…came out to support my friend.” That friend turned out to be famous fashion photographer Vinoodh Matadin of Inez & Vinoodh who tagged them in this photo

Irina is mother to six-year-old Lea, who she shares with her ex-partner, actor Bradley Cooper, 48.

In an interview with Harper’s Bazaar, the influencer talked about how she and the director of A Star is Born are raising their daughter.

‘[My daughter will] say, ‘I love daddy so much, I love mommy so much, I love Nana, I love Babulya -‘ who is my mother. Then she says, “And I really love myself.”

“And I look at my daughter,” she continued, “and I thought, ‘Wow, I wasn’t like that when I was six.’ I didn’t have her thoughts at age six. But this is what we should teach our children.’

Adding: “With TikTok and Instagram and social media, my daughter is growing up in a different environment than I grew up in, so sometimes it scares me a little. But the most important thing is that we instill greater values ​​in our daughter than being beautiful on the outside.”