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Heidi Klum [3] and Sofía Vergara are officially in their enjoyment eras. The two stars, who started working together as judges three years ago on the hit series "America's Got Talent," have formed a bond that exceeds their professional duties. As such, Klum is a solid source of support during her co-star's recent divorce from Joe Manganiello [4]. Most recently, Klum took to Instagram [5] to capture moments from a girls' night with Vergara and two other friends at celebrity hotspot Nobu Malibu. "Girlies 💖," she captioned the post that showed all four ladies walking with cocktails and the Californian sunset as their background while donning their best figure-flattering ensembles.
For a fun evening of dinner and drinks, Klum wore a leopard look that featured a cleavage-baring neckline and a slit. She accessorised with matching Christian Louboutin pumps, triangle-shaped diamond earrings, and a snakeskin clutch. For her beauty look, she sported a natural face of makeup, her signature red manicure, and her blonde strands styled in a half-up, half-down ponytail. Meanwhile, Vergara rocked a flirty, strapless green midi dress with a plunging neckline, nude Louboutin platforms, and a chartreuse clutch and large diamond earrings.
The duo's latest look isn't their first time making a stylish appearance together. Last year, they tapped into the Barbiecore [6] trend for their show's semi-finals red carpet, with Klum wearing a shiny one-shoulder minidress with a puff sleeve and logo-heeled sandals and Vergara opting for a shimmering, hot pink midi gown and silver heels.
While the inseparable pair are quite the fashionable duo, they're both style stars in their own right. Vergara is showcasing her well-documented affinity for sultry pieces, including thongkinis [7] and the sheer corset and black jeans [8] she wore for a Karol G concert. Klum has also embraced the thongkini trend [9], donning cherry-print swimsuits [10] and string bikinis [11] during her Italian holiday [12] with husband Tom Kaulitz.
