Lindsay Lohan flashes a hint of cleavage in a snappy monochrome dress at Nadezda Foundation bash

By Jj Nattrass For Mailonline

Published: 21:00 EST, 9 November 2016 | Updated: 04:08 EST, 10 November 2016

She raised a few eyebrows on Tuesday night with her live coverage of the presidential election.

But Lindsay Lohan set aside politics for a charitable cause on Wednesday, as she brought her own unique brand of glitz and glamour to a charity function in London.

Straddling the line between racy and restrained chic, the actress, 30, donned a plunging monochrome dress for her afternoon at Morton's Club at the Nadezda Foundation's event.

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Stylish as always: Lindsay Lohan set aside politics for a charitable cause on Wednesday, as she brought her own unique brand of glitz and glamour to a charity function in London

Lindsay, accompanied by BFF Hofit Golan, traded Twitter interactions for a pleasant afternoon tea at the swanky members' club.

Always careful to put her most fashionable foot forward, the Herbie Fully Loaded star slipped into a fitted sleeveless dress.

The flowing printed number featured a plunging neckline that allowed the actress to flash more than a hint of her bust. 

Chic: Straddling the line between racy and restrained chic, the actress, 30, donned a plunging monochrome dress for her afternoon at Morton's Club at the Nadezda Foundation's event

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The retro-inspired dress also allowed Lindsay to subtly show her lithe legs, thanks to a thigh-high split.

A fabric belt around the waistline to accentuate her trim wasitline, whilst she also added a matching scarf to top the whole look off. 

Adding a pair of black patent stilettos to the mix, the actress subtly accentuated her figure whilst also defining her legs.

Best foot forward: Always careful to put her most fashionable foot forward, the Herbie Fully Loaded star slipped into a fitted sleeveless dress

Monochrome magic: The flowing printed number featured a plunging neckline that allowed the actress to flash more than a hint of her bust

Sassy style: The actress (with L-R Hossein Tohi, Alessandro Grassini-Grimaldi, Hofit and Nadya Abela) added a pair patent stilettos to the mix

Wearing her famous flame-coloured locks styled in an centre parting, she let her shining locks fall around her pretty face.

Lindsay added a bold flash of colour to her look by adorning her lips with a slick of bright pink lipstick.

Nedezda, the charity which hosted the afternoon tea, aims to help children in Russia with health issues and a solid education.

For a good cause: Nedezda, the charity which hosted the afternoon tea, aims to help children in Russia with health issues and a solid education

 

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