Germany’s Next Top Model star Kim Hnizdo left very little to the imagination as she walked the red carpet at the 2023 British Fashion Awards at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Monday.
The television personality, 27, who won the 2016 series of the show, wore a nude semi-sheer dress which featured a ruched texture ad a low cut neckline.
Darker panels of material with outlines of bright pink tubing formed the shape of what would be underwear.
The dress featured pink straps and finished just below the knee, and she wore a pair of nude heels to match.
Model Kim accessorised with a dazzling pink costume necklace and a matching bracelet.
Germany’s Next Top Model star Kim Hnizdo left very little to the imagination in a nude semi-sheer dress at the 2023 British Fashion Awards at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Monday
The star, 27, turned and glanced back over her shoulder to ensure onlookers got a full view of her outfit, showing off her shapely behind in the process
She confidently struck a number of poses, standing with her hand on her hip on the red carpet at the event.
The star turned and glanced back over her shoulder to ensure onlookers got a full view of her outfit, showing off her shapely behind in the process.
A-listers such as Beyonce, Kate Moss, Poppy Delevingne, Lily James, Jourdan Dunn and Rina Sawayama are all expected to walk the red carpet at the British Fashion Awards 2023.
The event, presented by jewellery brand Pandora returned to the iconic London venue, the Royal Albert Hall on Monday evening.
Leading industry figures will be recognised such as Valentino Garavani with the Outstanding Achievement award and make-up artist Charlotte Tilbury with the Special Recognition Award.
The late Joe Casely-Hayford will also be recognised with a posthumous special recognition award.
South Londoner Kai Isaiah Jamal has been nominated for the model of the year gong along with the likes of Paloma Elsesser and Alton Mason.
The event serves as the main fundraiser for the BFC Foundation. which supports the future growth and success of the British fashion industry through its focus on education, grant-giving, and business mentoring.
Darker panels of material with outlines of bright pink tubing formed the shape of what would be underwear
The BFC is also going back to having some gender-based design awards for the first time since the pandemic, splitting the best British designers into menswear and womenswear categories.
On Friday, it was revealed that the British singer Sam Smith will accept the Cultural Innovator Award on stage.
Guests have previously included Rihanna, Kylie Minogue, Dua Lipa, with Bella Hadid winning model of the year in 2022.
Caroline Rush, chief executive of the British Fashion Council, said: ‘It is imperative the awards are reflective of our incredibly multifaceted industry and its brands and creatives.’
The full list of nominees announced so far:
Model of the year
Pictured: Alton Mason
Alton Mason
Anok Yai
Kai-Isaiah Jamal
Liu Wen
Mona Tougaard
Paloma Elsesser
Designer of the year
Pictured: Sarah Burton
Daniel Lee for Burberry
Jonathan Anderson for JW Anderson & Loewe
Matthieu Blazy for Bottega Veneta
Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons for Prada
Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen
British Menswear Designer of the year
Grace Wales Bonner for Wales Bonner
Kiko Kostadinov for Kiko Kostadinov
Kim Jones for Dior Men
Martine Rose for Martine Rose
Steven Stokey-Daley for S.S.DALEY
New Establishment Menswear
Bianca Saunders
Corteiz
LABRUM London
Nicholas Daley
Saul Nash
New Establishment Womenswear
Chopova Lowena
Dilara Fındıkoğlu
KNWLS
ROBERT WUN
Supriya Lele
BFC Foundation Award
Aaron Esh
Chet Lo
Conner Ives
Paolo Carzana
Sinéad O’Dwyer
Special Revcognition Award for Championing Young Designer Talent
WINNER: Sarah Mower
Outstanding Achievement Award
WINNER: Valentino Garavani
Posthumous Special Recognition Award
WINNER: Joe Casely-Hayford
Special recognition Award
WINNER: Charlotte Tilbury MBE
Cultural Innovator Award
WINNER: Sam Smith
Pictured: Charlotte Tilbury
Trailblazer Award
WINNER: Edward Enninful OBE
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