Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Naomi Campbell and Halle Bailey at D&G show

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Rosie Huntington Whiteley and Naomi Campbell wore sexy bridal ensembles as they joined a very leggy Halle Bailey at the Dolce & Gabbana fashion show in Sardinia.

The event was high-glamour and Rosie, 37, lead the charge wearing along cream dress with spaghetti straps with a dramatic sleeved-train worn over the top. 

She linked arms with a friend, wearing her caramel locks in a slicked back fashion. 

Supermodel Naomi, 54, looked incredible wearing a long gown in the same colour  which had a sexy crossover section at the cleavage and a keyhole detail at the front.

The number had a long train detail which floated down behind her and she completed her look with a pair of sunglasses. 

Actress Halle, 24, added a pop of colour with a bold yellow dress which was strapless in design and had a sexy thigh-split. 

She wore a statement necklace and earrings as she posed for pictures and completed her look with shoes that were in the same hue as her dress. 

Alessandra Ambrosio, 43, looked incredible flashing her underwear beneath a long embellished dress which had a statement gold metal corset belt.  

She looked over her shoulder as she gave a glimpse of her vertiginous gold platform heels.

Actor Christian Bale, 50, and his wife, American stunt performer Sibi Blažić, 54, brought some serious glamour to proceedings in black. 

And billionaire Amazon boss Jeff Bezos, 60, and his fiancee Lauren Sanchez, 54, were present, with Lauren wearing a black see-through gown by the fashion house. 

Before this trip, the couple were sunning themselves in Greece, with Lauren sharing pictures of herself wearing a yellow and white printed Dolce And Gabbana dress. 

The couple had been on their  $500 million yacht in Greece all week.

In one social media image, Lauren was reclining on an outdoor lounge in the photo and sipping on an orange Aperol spritz.

‘Don’t they say an Aperol a day keeps the doctor away?’ she captioned it. 

Emily In Paris star Lucien Laviscount, 32, wore a chic cream wraparound shirt and sequinned trousers for his smiling entrance. 

Georgina Rodriguez, 30, was seen wearing a floral mini dress and strappy heels with a blazer worn over her shoulders – there was no sign of her partner Cristiano Ronaldo., 39 

Kitty Spencer, 33, was pictured posing with her hands on her hips wearing an embellished blue strapless gown as she stood in the sunshine. 

And Emma Weymouth, 38, wore a plunging metallic gown which had thigh-high side splits. 

Meanwhile, Naomi’s former maid slammed the supermodel for flaunting the infamous designer dress she wore while serving out for her punishment for attacking her.

Speaking to DailyMail.com housekeeper Ana Scolavino, 58, says she is still traumatized by the 2006 incident that saw Campbell hurl her diamond-encrusted cellphone at her in a violent fit of rage.

Scolavino’s head was split open by the impact as she tried to escape the star’s New York apartment – and she later struggled to find work due to the crippling anxiety she suffered as a result of the assault.

Naomi was ordered to complete five days of community service and anger management classes, but drew further controversy when she showed up to her last day of her sentence in an ornate silver designer dress.

And now, the iconic Dolce & Gabbana gown has been put on display at a new exhibit celebrating her life and career at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

Dolce and Gabbana, aged 64 and 60, appear to be the darlings of the fashion world once again.

Kim Kardashian, 42, was signed up as creative director for their show in Milan last year and made the face of its latest advertising campaign leaving her sister Kourtney, 45, livid. 

Just six months earlier, the brand’s founders and co-owners, Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, personally styled Kourtney for her wedding to rock-drummer Travis Barker. 

Yet it was only in 2018 that Stefano Gabbana reportedly responded to an online photo of the Kardashians by commenting, ‘The most cheap people in the world’. 

Accused of racism, homophobia (despite both men being gay and having been a couple for 18 years until 2004), misogyny, fraud and general jaw-dropping insensitivity, it seems the pair cannot afford to be so picky when it comes to their celebrity endorsements nowadays.

The design partnership was founded in the early 1980s after its two founders met in a Milan nightclub and put on their first show using one of Dolce’s bedsheets as a curtain.

They’ve dressed everyone from Cardi B and Madonna, to Blake Lively and the Princess of Wales, charging as much as $60,000 for one of their extravagant frocks.