Sofia Vergara came to slay in black bustier and Dolce & Gabbana handbag as she enjoys her first night out in seven months
Sofía Vergara has already braved COVID-19 to get back to work on America’s Got Talent over the summer.
But the five-time Golden Globe nominee hasn’t had a night for herself since lockdown first started.
She came to slay Friday night in a black bustier tank top and a Dolce & Gabbana handbag, as she took to Instagram to show off her sexy ensemble, writing: ‘First night out in 7 months!!!’
Friday night chic: Sofía Vergara came to slay Friday night in a black bustier tank top and a Dolce & Gabbana handbag, as she took to Instagram to show off her sexy ensemble
The 48-year-old complemented the top with some high-waisted jungle-print trousers and a pair of strappy black six-inch stilettos.
She finished the look with the white leather handbag, featuring ornate gold embellishments, matching her bracelet, necklace and earrings.
Vergara recently landed atop Forbes‘ list of highest-paid actresses, raking in a whopping $43million, leading Angelina Jolie ($35million) and Gal Gadot ($31million).
She reportedly made $500,000 per episode on Modern Family, which aired its 11th and final season earlier this year.
Making money: Vergara recently landed atop Forbes ‘ list of highest-paid actresses, raking in a whopping $43million (pictured in February, 2020)
TV mom: She reportedly made $500,000 per episode on Modern Family, which aired its 11th and final season earlier this year
Judges panel: The Colombian-American actress also made at least $10million for her first season as a judge on America’s Got Talent (pictured in September, 2020)
The Colombian-American actress also made at least $10million for her first season as a judge on America’s Got Talent.
She supplemented her income with endorsements and licensing deals, including her denim collection at Walmart and her furniture line at Rooms to Go.
Vergara discussed the importance of entrepreneurship for women last month during the TIME100 Talks.
She said: ‘Personally I feel like it liberates you when you’re able to control your income and usually women are the ones that – they don’t spend their money on partying and alcohol.
‘They spend it on their family. Helping their kids, helping the family – so I think it’s super important to help them because I think it spreads more.’
Side hustles: She supplemented her income with endorsements and licensing deals, including her denim collection at Walmart and her furniture line at Rooms to Go (pictured in March, 2020)