Well, she won't overheat! Model Karlie Kloss shows off her chest in a VERY plunging red polka dot dress at CFDA Awards in NY.
She usually plays it pretty safe.But while at the CFDA Awards in New York City on Monday, model Karlie Kloss threw caution to the wind as she stepped out in a dress so plunging that it looked on the verge of a wardrobe malfunction.
The 22-year-old didn't seem self conscious in the least as she smiled for the cameras while in the polka dot wonder. Karlie's playful hairdo framed her flawlessly made-up face, which consisted of hot red lips and light peach blush. She upped the glam factor with a pair of sparkling studded earrings, as well as a ladylike necklace.
Ditching the heels, Karlie kept it comfortable for the night ahead with a pair of sensible silver sling back flats.
Her gown's sheer fabric also exposed her toned back. Karlie appeared radiant as she made her entrance to the prestigious CFDA - Council of Fashion Designers of America - awards show, which first began in 1981.
The event honours key players who have contributed to the fashion industry, with awards ranging from Womenswear Designer Of The Year to the Fashion Icon Award.
Meanwhile, Karlie, who has been modelling since the age of 14, recently announced she will not be renewing her contract with Victoria's Secret when it expires this year. The statuesque beauty joined the lingerie giant back in 2011, and has enjoyed two years as an Angel. She recently dipped her toe into acting.
She recently played The Knockout in her friend Taylor Swift's film noir-style music video for Bad Blood, which was released on May 17 at the Billboard Music Awards in Los Angeles. The beauty, who is dating investment banker Joshua Kushner, 29, is also said to be up for a role in Ben Stiller's male model comedy Zoolander 2, but that is yet to be confirmed.
Karlie has also revealed she will begin studying at NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized Study this coming fall. Speaking in an interview with Vogue magazine, she said: 'I was waiting for the mail to arrive every single day. It's something that I've wanted to do for a very long time.
'I'll still be working full-time. I'm incredibly ambitious and have lots of goals within my career that I'm not slowing down on anytime soon.'
By Christine Rendon for MailOnline
Published: 01:47 GMT, 2 June 2015 | Updated: 03:29 GMT, 2 June 2015
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