Salma Hayek reveals off her curves and goes sheer for ‘Magic Mike’s Final Dance’ premiere

Salma Hayek is exhibiting off her match physique in Miami. 

Throughout Wednesday evening’s film premiere of “Magic Mike’s Final Dance,” Hayek stepped out on the pink carpet in a see-through black netted gown, embellished with floral designs. 

The 56-year-old actress left little to the creativeness, carrying only a black bra and underwear beneath the sheer ensemble. 

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Hayek confirmed off her gorgeous determine whereas carrying a number of gold chains and bracelets and opted for a excessive ponytail coiffure.

The Mexican American actress completed her look with a inexperienced Bottega Veneta purse and gold platform heels. 

Hayek posed for a number of images together with her “Magic Mike’s Final Dance” forged members, together with main man Channing Tatum.

Tatum was good-looking in a glossy black swimsuit with a black shirt beneath and matching gown sneakers.

Director Steven Soderbergh joined the celebs on the pink carpet for a number of snaps, sporting a black swimsuit with a graphic T-shirt beneath and darkish brown gown sneakers. 

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Soderbergh has directed all three “Magic Mike” films because the first movie premiered in 2012. 

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Within the newest installment, Hayek portrays a rich socialite who takes Tatum’s character to London with a chance to headline a dance present.

The after-party for the “Magic Mike’s Final Dance” premiere included male performers dancing shirtless on stage. 

On the “Magic Mike” official social media account, one efficiency showcased a seductive dance that includes a duo performing beneath a waterfall. 

Tatum can be seen in a video throwing cash on the male performers whereas the track “Pony” by the artist Ginuwine performed within the background.

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