Petra Němcová and Olivia Palmero attend Elie Saab fashion show in Paris
She has enjoyed a long and successful career in the modelling industry, having shown the best of her talents for such brands as Victoria's Secret and Sports Illustrated.
And Petra Němcová showed exactly why she's one of the industry's most coveted models, when she stepped out in style for Elie Saab's Autumn/Winter 18/19 fashion show at Haute Couture Week in Paris on Wednesday.
The 38-year-old Czech beauty wowed as she arrived at the hot ticket event in a deeply plunging pleated teal dress, which featured bell sleeves and was cinched at the waist, allowing her to show off her tiny waist.
Passion for fashion: Petra Němcová, left, and Olivia Palmero, right, attended Elie Saab's Autumn/Winter 18/19 fashion show at Haute Couture Week in Paris on Wednesday
With the hemline stopping well above her knees, the blonde beauty proudly displayed her shapely and toned legs, which were complemented with a pair of vertiginous strappy blue tasselled heels.
Styling her honey blonde tresses in soft waves, which fell beyond her shoulders, the runway veteran highlighted her natural beauty with a warm palette of makeup.
Carrying a glittering gold clutch purse, she accessorised with a long gold statement necklace, a series of glittering bracelets and a large ring.
Stunning: The 38-year-old Czech beauty wowed as she arrived at the hot ticket event in a deeply plunging pleated teal dress
Waist not...: Her frock of choice featured bell sleeves and was cinched at the waist, allowing her to show off her tiny waist
Hair we go again: Styling her honey blonde tresses in soft waves, which fell beyond her shoulders, the runway veteran highlighted her natural beauty with a warm palette of makeup
She's got sole: With the hemline stopping well above her knees, the blonde beauty proudly displayed her shapely and toned legs, which were complemented with a pair of vertiginous strappy blue tasselled heels
She was joined at the event by a host of well-heeled guests, including Olivia Palmero, which cut a chic figure in a partially sequinned black jumpsuit.
Model Petra founded and chairs her own charity The Happy Hearts Funds after she was caught up in the devastating 2004 tsunami in Thailand.
Last year, she 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.
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.