Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Naomi Campbell wear sexy bridal ensembles as they join leggy Halle Bailey at Dolce & Gabbana fashion show in Sardinia

Rosie Huntington Whiteley and Naomi Campbell wore sexy bridal ensembles as they joined leggy Halle Bailey for the Dolce & Gabbana fashion show in Sardinia.

The event was very glamorous and Rosie took center stage in a cream spaghetti strap dress with a dramatic sleeved train that she wore over the top.

She wrapped her arms around a friend’s and wore her caramel-colored locks slicked back.

Supermodel Naomi, 54, looked stunning in a floor-length dress in the same colour with a sexy cross-body neckline and a keyhole detail at the front.

The number featured a long train that flowed down behind her and she completed her look with a pair of sunglasses.

Actress Halle added a pop of color with a striking yellow dress that was strapless and featured a sexy thigh split.

She wore a statement necklace and earrings as she posed for the photos and completed her look with shoes in the same colour as her dress.

Alessandra Ambrosio looked stunning as she showed off her underwear under a long, embellished dress that featured a statement gold metallic corset belt.

She looked over her shoulder, revealing a glimpse of her dazzling gold platform soles.

Actor Christian Bale and his wife, American stuntwoman Sibi Blažić, provided a glamorous look in black.

Also in attendance were Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos, 60, and his fiancée Lauren Sanchez, 54. Lauren wore a black, sheer dress by the fashion house.

Before the trip, the couple sunbathed in Greece, with Lauren sharing photos of herself in a yellow and white printed dress by Dolce & Gabbana.

The couple spent the entire week in Greece on their $500 million yacht.

In a social media image, Lauren was lying on an outdoor lounger in the photo, drinking an orange Aperol Spritz.

“Don’t they say an Aperol a day keeps the doctor away?” she wrote.

Emily In Paris star Lucien Laviscount wore a chic cream wrap shirt and sequined trousers for his smiling entrance.

Kitty Spencer was photographed posing with her hands on her hips in an embellished blue strapless dress while standing in the sunshine.

And Emma Weymouth wore a plunging metallic dress with thigh-length slits.

Meanwhile, Naomi’s former maid criticised the supermodel for showing off the infamous designer dress she wore while serving her sentence for the attack on her.

Housekeeper Ana Scolavino, 58, tells DailyMail.com she is still traumatised by the 2006 incident in which Campbell threw her diamond-encrusted mobile phone at her in a fit of rage.

Scolavano’s head was torn open by the blow as she tried to escape from the star’s New York apartment. She later struggled to find work due to the crippling anxiety she felt as a result of the attack.

Naomi was ordered to do five days of community service and anger management classes. However, further controversy arose when she appeared on the last day of her sentence in an ornate silver designer dress.

And now, the iconic Dolce & Gabbana dress is on display in a new exhibition celebrating her life and career at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

Dolce and Gabbana, 64 and 60 years old, seem to be the darlings of the fashion world once again.

Kim Kardashian, 42, was brought in as creative director for their Milan show last year and was the face of the latest advertising campaign, infuriating her sister Kourtney, 45.

Just six months earlier, the brand’s founders and co-owners Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana had personally styled Kourtney for her wedding to rock drummer Travis Barker.

However, it was not until 2018 that Stefano Gabbana reportedly responded to an online photo of the Kardashians with the comment: ‘The cheapest people in the world’.

They have been accused of racism, homophobia (despite the fact that both men are gay and were a couple for 18 years until 2004), misogyny, fraud and general astonishing insensitivity. It seems the couple can no longer afford to be so picky about their celebrity endorsements these days.

The design duo was founded in the early 1980s, after the two founders met in a Milan nightclub and performed their first show using one of Dolce’s sheets as a curtain.

They’ve dressed everyone from Cardi B and Madonna to Blake Lively and the Princess of Wales, charging as much as $60,000 for one of their extravagant gowns.