Elizabeth Hurley Sizzles in Black Bikini Bottoms and Thigh High Bedazzled Boots
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Elizabeth Hurley is an absolute rockstar in her latest look.
The 57-year-old Austin Powers actress took to her Instagram to show off her outfit of choice as she channeled her "inner Elton" in support of the Elton John AIDS Foundation.
David Furnish, the Elton John AIDS Foundation Chairman challenged Hurley to let out her inner Elton with a stylish 'fit–and her look did not disappoint.
She donned a black t-shirt that read "The B**ch is Back" in bright pink block letters–referring to the 76-year-old musician's song–and paired the look with black bikini bottoms. She added a touch of sparkle with her bedazzled silver knee-high boots, and, of course, you can't forget the star-shaped sunglasses that really gave her outfit that Elton John flair.
"❤️@davidfurnish thank you for inviting me to the #InnerElton challenge. I am proud to let my Inner Elton out in support of the Elton John AIDS Foundation. By valuing compassion and inclusivity and ensuring no one is left behind, we can end AIDS in our lifetime," Hurley wrote in the caption.
"Please join us and let your Inner Elton Out too! Post your best Inner Elton photo and make sure to tag @ejaf and #InnerElton. I challenge @damianhurley1 @sukiwaterhouse @dwalliams to unleash their #InnerElton ❤️"
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Furnish initially took to his Instagram to challenge other celebrities to put on their best outfit inspired by the singer to bring awareness to The Rocket Fund in support of bringing an end to AIDS.
Other famous faces that were up for the challenge included Heidi Klum and Brandi Carlile, who also shared their rockstar attire on Instagram.
Klum, 50, rocked a bright yellow feathery top and accessorized with large lighting bolt-shaped sunglasses. Carlile, 42, opted for a red fuzzy top along with large bedazzled red-orange sunglasses that incorporated wires hanging from the glasses.
If you wish to get involved or donate, you can visit therocketfund.org.
