Sofia Vergara had a special party this weekend.
The “Modern Family” star was pictured with co-star Sarah Hyland on Saturday night. Ed O’Neill, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Eric Stonestreet and Ty Burrell at their wedding. As seen in the new Instagram post, the actress wore a leopard-print ruffled midi dress by Roberto Cavalli. The sleek silhouette features a crisscross halterneck style with a strapless pointed bodice and a triangular-front cutout. Completing Vergara’s outfit is a beige clutch with a thin chain handle and a crystal floral clasp, as seen on her pre-wedding Instagram Stories.
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“I LOVE YOU!!!” Vergara captioned her photo with a heart emoji.
A pair of high-heeled sandals added a modern touch to Vergara’s look. The platform style features a curved toe strap and thin ankle strap for added security. 4-5″ thick heels and a shiny metallic gold finish all over add glamour to the set. The duo added a formal, statement-making touch to her outfits with their silhouettes and striking sheen—similar to new styles released by D’Accori, Larroudé and Marc Fisher.
Vergara also continued her reunion with a second post featuring a series of selfies.
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For footwear, the “Griselda” actress favors platform sandals and heels. In addition to stiletto and block-heeled styles, she also includes stylish Gia Borghini mules, See by Chloé boots, and Puma sneakers. Vergara’s high-heeled platform pumps and sandals have been her go-to for years, often from top designers like Christian Louboutin, Saint Laurent and Gianvito Rossi.
Vergara is also a mainstay of fashion, having been named brand ambassador and campaign star for its Devotion handbags by Dolce & Gabbana. The actress also has her own clothing line at Walmart, as well as Foster Grant’s eyewear line. In addition to providing glasses, Vergara and Foster Grant intend to donate a pair of reading glasses to RestoringVision for every pair sold. (RestoringVision is a nonprofit organization that empowers millions of people internationally by helping restore their sight.)
