Petra Nemcova shows off her endless legs in a plunging metallic mini-dress for Redemption fashion show in Paris
She has made her mark in the modelling industry, lending her talents to the likes of Victoria's Secret and Sports Illustrated.
And Petra Němcová lived up to her supermodel status as she arrived at the Redemption Autumn Winter 18/19 show during Haute Couture Week in Paris on Monday.
Ensuring all eyes on herself, the Czech beauty, 38, showed her long, lean legs in a perilously plunging shimmering bronze mini-dress.
Wow: Petra Němcová, 38, lived up to her supermodel status as she arrived at the Redemption Autumn Winter 18/19 show during Haute Couture Week in Paris on Monday
Petra turned heads in the sexy dress which hugged onto her perfect figure before falling at a short length.
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Plunging down the middle, Petra happily flaunted her sensational front and enhanced her decolletage with long chain.
Petra boosted her already statuesque height in a pair of towering black heels and accessorised with a studded handbag.
Work it: Ensuring all eyes on herself, the Czech beauty showed her long, lean legs in a perilously plunging shimmering bronze mini-dress
Sexy style: Plunging down the middle, Petra happily flaunted her sensational front and enhanced her decolletage with long chain
The catwalk queen made the most of her stunning looks as she scraped her tresses back into a tight bun and opted for a simple slick of dewy, blush-infused make-up look.
The model founded and chairs her own charity The Happy Hearts Funds after she was caught up in the devastating 2004 tsunami in Thailand.
Last year, Petra was honoured the Ischia Humanitarian Award at the annual Ischia Global Film and Music Festival in Italy for her outstanding charitable work.
Her fund has been running for a decade, having been launched two years after her fiance British photographer Simon Atlee was among the 230,000 people killed in the Thai natural disaster.
Babe: The catwalk queen made the most of her stunning looks as she scraped her tresses back into a tight bun and opted for a simple slick of dewy, blush-infused make-up look
Good cause: The model founded and chairs her own charity The Happy Hearts Funds after she was caught up in the devastating 2004 tsunami in Thailand
The model spent eight hours clinging to a palm tree as the waves wrecked the Thai landscape and when taken to hospital she was told that her injuries were so appalling she would never walk again.
Petra now works with the charity to rebuild safe, resilient schools in areas impacted by natural disasters.
The model recently reflected on the devastating experience which she described as a 'powerful lesson' in an interview with Buro in March 2018.
Cover girl: She has made her mark in the modelling industry, lending her talents to the likes of Victoria's Secret and Sports Illustrated
