Charlize Theron Pairs a Plunging Blazer Dress with a Flirty Lace Bra

Peekaboo.

There's nothing quite like a lacy, racy peekaboo moment—and leave it to Charlize Theron to remind us all why.

At the Critics' Choice Association's inaugural Celebration of LGBTQ Cinema & Television in Los Angeles last night, the Mad Max: Fury Road star donned a long tailored black blazer—with nothing underneath aside from a flash of a sexy black lace bra. On the bottom half, only a glimpse of her black leather mini skirt peeked out from below the blazer. She completed the daring outfit with a apir of black leather heels with wrapped ankle straps. She wore her hair in a low bun to show off her dangly black and diamond earrings. She added to the drama with a bold, black cat eye, while she kept her lips a nude shade.

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Theron is no stranger to showing a little lingerie. Last year, she appeared at the Rome premiere of Fast X wearing a sheer black dress, which flashed her black bra and short shorts below. Then, of course, there are her very sexy J'Adore Dior ads, which often see her rocking skimpy looks. As the actress confessed to The Hollywood Reporter in 2022, her daughter, Jackson, then 10, was starting to question her penchant for going topless.

"My older one, she's a pre-teen now, so there are moments, like, we're walking through an airport and [she sees me on a Dior billboard] and she's just like, 'Oh my god, you're on a fucking wall with no shirt, mom. This is so embarrassing. Put a shirt on!'" Theron said. "And I'm like, 'That will pay for your college!' But deep down, like every mother, I just want to fucking impress them."

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It's safe to say that Theron's appearance at last night's event probably impressed her daughter—even if her racy outfit didn't. The actress took to the stage during the ceremony to present an award to the cast of HBO's We're Here, a reality show following former Drag Race contestants. As Theron said in her speech, the show has a tendency to make her "ugly cry from [her] bed, Kim K-style."

"The truth is, they're raising awareness for a beautiful art form that's been around for centuries," she went on. "And they're doing it in a time, unfortunately, where hate and violence persists in our society daily. Opposing voices, angry and loud, want you to believe that you shouldn't exist. But let's be honest—there's no one louder than a drag queen on a mission."

With that speech and that outfit, we're calling this an absolute double slay for Theron.

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