Winnie Harlow shows off her jaw-dropping physique in a plunging cut-out fur dress as she attends the Vogue World afterparty

Winnie Harlow made sure all eyes were on her as she slipped into a sizzling ombre fur dress for the British Vogue X Moncler Vogue World Party in George on Thursday.

The Canadian supermodel, 29, showed off her long legs in the glamorous boydcon fur piece – which featured a plunging neckline and an almost backless detail.

The fashion star delivered a breathtaking look as she paired her look with dazzling lilac PVC stiletto heels.

Winnie turned heads when she was captured leaving the George Club in London after the iconic event.

The beauty shone in the spotlight as she accessorized with diamond chandelier earrings and a metallic silver handbag.

The model appeared cheerful as she walked to the car.

Winnie previously made a storm when she attended the party celebrating Vogue World: London 2023.

The media personality pouted her lips with a nude gloss and donned thick eyeliner.

She oozed confidence as she struck a range of poses for the camera in her glamorous look.

Supermodels, acting legends, royalty and some of the biggest names in show business gathered at the Theater Royal Drury Lane on Thursday evening for the Vogue World Show.

And as the party continued late into the night, the stars headed to private members club George in the heart of Mayfair to celebrate at the event’s official after-party.

The event – ​​dubbed Britain’s answer to the iconic Met Gala – is the brainchild of Vogue’s editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, but viewers, who watched via the YouTube livestream, admitted on social media that they were left stunned by the ‘ bizarre’ show.

Thursday’s event served as a fundraiser for the British performing arts industry, with Anna overseeing proceedings.

The first Vogue World event featured a fashion show and street fair when it took place in New York’s meatpacking district in 2021, but the London ceremony was a much grander affair.

The dress code was Opening Night, with the invitation revealing a West End stage decorated with blood-red velvet curtains.

Led by BAFTA and Olivier-winning director Stephen Daldry, show director Emily Burns and creative producer Fran Miller, together with the Vogue team, the evening will feature a wide range of performing arts.

Wintour previously claimed the performing arts industry is ‘under threat’, meaning all proceeds from ticket sales will go to a range of theater companies including the National Theatre, the Royal Opera House and the Royal Ballet.

En Vogue World put on a very bizarre show in the West End.

Viewers, who watched via the YouTube livestream, admitted on social media that they were left stunned by the ‘bizarre’ show, which started with Kate Moss, 49, doing an interpretive dance before Cara Delevingne appeared in the crowd dressed as a punk .

Supermodel Kate was first shown getting glammed up backstage before walking the wings of the theater as the show paid tribute to the theater artists it raises money for.

Opera singers then appeared in the crowd while Kate was seen via a screen on stage doing a bizarre interpretive dance under a black piece of cloth.

She waved her arms in the air as fabric billowed over her before emerging from backstage and gracing the stage before the second musical number.

Model Cara, 31, then appeared in the crowd wearing a colorful punk mohawk, red-striped dress and oversized leather jacket.

She was seen cheering as she walked around the celebrity tables as FKA Twigs performed, before jumping on stage to join the singer.

The pair then shared a kiss before FKA was pulled away by dancers as she continued her performance, before Stormzy took to the stage for the third musical number.

The Vogue World show then closed with an epic performance from Annie Lennox, who sang the Eurythmics hit Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This).

She was joined on stage by a slew of backing singers as models paraded through the crowd in an epic extravaganza.

Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell and Christy Turlington then all graced the stage holding hands.

The supermodels, who all appeared on the cover of the September issues of Vogue in the US and Britain, received loud cheers from the crowd as they stepped out.

They then all showed off their modeling credentials as they strutted their stuff through the crowd before returning to the stage with Annie.

The models were all presented with huge bouquets of red roses as a huge array of stars streamed onto the stage, with Cara appearing again in her punk look.