JOURDAN Dunn wows as she went braless in a bright yellow outfit at Wimbledon.
The supermodel wore Ralph Lauren and attended the Polo Ralph Lauren & British Vogue event during The Championships at Wimbledon.
The British model turned heads at the prestigious event, while showing off her jaw-dropping figure in a glam ensemble.
Jourdan, 30 looked amazing in a pastel yellow coloured knitted sweater and a matching long yellow satin a-line skirt.
She wore Ralph Lauren and attended the Polo Ralph Lauren & British Vogue event during The Championships at Wimbledon.
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The model teamed the summery and chic outfit with a pair of cream and black open-toe high heels.
Jourdan kept her accessories simple and elegant, opting for a pair of vintage-style sunglasses.
The star looked natural with her makeup, which included a light application of mascara, blush, and a dark purple glossy lip.
In October last year it was revealed that Jourdan was one of the "most beautiful women in the world" according to the Golden Ratio.
The model was in the "top ten list" of beautiful women.
Other women in the top ten list included the artist Beyoncé, fellow singer Ariana Grande, TV personality Kim Kardashian and Squid Game breakout star HoYeon Jung.
Speaking of the technology, the expert said: “These brand new computer mapping techniques allow us to solve some of the mysteries of what it is that makes someone physically beautiful and the technology is useful when planning patients’ surgery.”
The software also ranked stars by their most perfect feature, with Beyoncé's shape of face rated best, Deepika's brows receiving a near-perfect score and HoYeon's nose base deemed almost perfect.
Back 2021, Jourdan spoke out about racism in the modelling industry.
She claimed that she was paid less than pals Cara Delevingne and Karlie Kloss because of her “skin tone”.
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The beauty, who was discovered in a London Primark in 2006 aged just 15, says she initially struggled to deal with inequality in the fashion world but now knows how to stand up for herself.
