On October 28, Elizabeth Hurley attended the ceremony Harper”s Bazaar Women of the Year which took place from the Cines Callao in Madrid, Spain. During this evening, Liz, 59, received an award to recognize her long-standing commitment to the fight against breast cancer. For the occasion, the British actress did not come alone, she was accompanied by her favorite knight serving, her son Damian, 22 years old. A mother-daughter duo who, once again, attracted all eyes – and photographers’ lenses – on the red carpet.
Elizabeth Hurley uncovered
Elizabeth wore a two-tone trompe-l’oeil sequin dress by Schiaparelli. A tight outfit that particularly highlighted her wasp waist. As for his darling son, he showed elegance with a tailor-made red suit – he just forgot to put a shirt under his jacket. A memorable evening for Elizabeth who decided to show behind the scenes of her preparation (hair and makeup) through a video shared on Instagram. There too, she managed to impress us… And it didn’t take much for that. In the images, we discover Elizabeth in her hotel room, she welcomes us simply dressed in her white bathrobe. Fairly wide open… And hiding with great difficulty its chest. A “show” appreciated by its many fans… This video is even on track to break records for likes and comments!
Elizabeth Hurley, Spain fan
During his passage in SpainElizabeth Hurley spoke to the local press about his love for this country. She recalled that at the very beginning of her career, she filmed two films there, “some of my best memories”, and since then, she has returned regularly. What does she like about Spain? “Food, people, climate, architecture and literature”. And cinema too, she is in awe of director Pedro Almodóvar: “I think he’s great, I’m a big fan of his and I would love to work with him.” Pedro, if you read us… Among the Spanish actresses, she admitted to loving Penélope Cruz, whom she finds simply “fabulous!” And then, Elizabeth Hurley also admitted to being fascinated by Queen Letizia whom she “loves very much” and whom she finds “very elegant.”
