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Fashionable in fringe! Jourdan Dunn showcases her slender frame in a sheer beaded gown at the CFDA Awards

Published: 23:10 EST, 6 June 2016 | Updated: 00:45 EST, 7 June 2016

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Jourdan Dunn showed off her toned figure in a sheer beaded dress by designer Jonathan Simkhai at the CFDA Awards in New York City on Monday.

The 25-year-old stunned in the intricately designed see-through frock, which revealed nude bikini cut bottoms beneath.

The backless number featured spiderweb-style beading as well as fringe elements and matching hued lace.

Incredible: Jourdan Dunn showed off her toned figure in a sheer beaded dress by designer Jonathan Simkhai at the CFDA Awards in New York City on Monday

Jourdan was a vision in the floor-length number, which showed off a hint of cleavage as well as her sculpted back.

The netted design of the dress revealed the model's toned legs and her cream colored bottoms.

The dress also had nude fabric lining the top half - to keep the look from being too risque.

The cover girl wore delicate earrings and diamond rings; she kept her accessories to a minimum due to the choker detail of her gown.

Star quality: The backless number featured spiderweb-style beading as well as fringe elements and matching hued lace

She's got the look: Jourdan was a vision in the floor-length number, which showed off a hint of cleavage as well as her sculpted back

The runway star pulled her caramel highlighted tresses back into a low bun, choosing a center part with several pieces loose to frame her face.

Jourdan sported shimmery black smokey eye makeup with pink blush and nude lipstick, all by Maybelline.

The statuesque beauty attended the awards show with Jonathan - who designed her dress.

Perfection: The 25-year-old stunned in the intricately designed see-through frock, which revealed nude bikini cut bottoms beneath

The Council of Fashion Designers of America awards is held at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York.

The host is Joel McHale, formerly the host of The Soup on E!

On announcing the choice, Steven Kolb, chief executive of the CFDA, specifically identified Mr. McHale as 'someone who comes from outside the fashion industry' and noted that it would 'keep the night lively, topical and unexpected.'

Elegant: Jourdan sported shimmery smokey eye makeup with pink blush and nude lipstick, all by Maybelline

The 44-year-old said himself that guests should be ready for him to poke fun at proceedings.

He told New York Times: 'If you don’t have a sense of humor about yourself, you’re not going to enjoy it. It’s a pretty short monologue, so it has to be packed. I’m not going to be like, "Now I will take this person out for the next two minutes."

'On the other hand, it would be very strange for me to do a lot of jokes complimenting my subject.'