Miranda Kerr looks glam in a floral dress while attending the Forbes Australia Women’s Summit in Sydney
She is one of Australia’s leading model exports.
And on Wednesday, Miranda Kerr showed off her incredible supermodel physique while attending the Forbes Australia Women’s Summit in Sydney.
The skincare entrepreneur, 39, looked glam in a figure-hugging floral dress as she posed at the event.
Miranda, who hails from Gunnedah of New South Wales, showed off her figure in the white dress, which featured a purple and green floral print.
She tied her long brunette locks into a high bun and used a natural makeup palette.
Miranda Kerr looked glam in a floral dress while attending the Forbes Australia Women’s Summit in Sydney on Wednesday.
The Australian model accessorized her elegant ensemble with a gold necklace and matching colored earrings.
Miranda has previously said that she eats extremely clean food and stays healthy to maintain her trim figure.
‘The first step is to eat healthy. I predominantly eat organic when I can. I eat extremely healthy because when I do, I have more energy,” she said.
“I love spinach, avocado, lots of greens, and broccoli.”
She added to E Online: “I’m about 80 percent healthy, 20 percent forgiving, because I don’t believe in depriving myself.”
Miranda, who is married to Snapchat founder Evan Spiegel, 32, rose to fame at age 13 after winning the Dolly magazine modeling competition.
She tied her long brunette locks into a high bun and used a natural makeup palette for the event.
She then became Australia’s first Victoria’s Secret Angel in 2007.
She now runs her own skin care company, Kora Organics.
She and Evan have two children: Hart, four, and Myles, three. She also shares a 12-year-old son Flynn with her ex-husband Orlando Bloom.
She’s extremely close with Orlando and his fiancée Katy Perry, and the singer previously said their relationship dynamic was that of a “modern family.”
Miranda, who is married to Snapchat founder Evan Spiegel, rose to fame at the age of 13 after winning the Dolly magazine modeling competition. She later became Australia’s first Victoria’s Secret Angel in 2007.