20.06.2025 14:41
Hollywood's unforgettable star Sharon Stone, at the age of 67, conducted the boldest photo shoot of her career. In the poses she took for Vogue Adria, she brought to life her character from the iconic film Basic Instinct, which caused a sensation worldwide in the 90s. Posing topless, Stone wore a transparent dress and struck poses with handsome male models.
Hollywood's unforgettable star Sharon Stone, at the age of 67, has signed off on the boldest photo shoot of her career. The famous actress brought to life the character Catherine Trammell from the film Basic Instinct, which caused a stir worldwide in the 90s, in the poses she took for Vogue Adria.
In the shoot, Stone posed topless, wearing a transparent dress, and took pictures with handsome male models arranged around her body. One of these models was Gabriel Aubry, the former boyfriend of Halle Berry. Sharon Stone's intimate scenes with Aubry created a significant buzz on social media.
Stone not only revived her iconic character Trammell's famous jacket style but also posed for the camera in a blazer with nothing underneath and meticulously styled hair.
In one of the most talked-about shots from the shoot, Stone is seen lying in Aubry's lap, wrapping her legs around his shoulders and appearing to embrace him. This shot was described as "Sharon Stone's most daring pose to date."
Aubry and Berry Made Headlines with Custody Battle
Gabriel Aubry was in a relationship with Halle Berry from 2005 to 2010. This relationship resulted in the couple having a daughter named Nahla. When they broke up, they made statements saying, "We will always respect each other." However, later on, a long custody battle began when Berry wanted to take Nahla to France.
Additionally, in 2012, it was alleged that Aubry pushed their daughter's nanny at the door, leading to a police investigation. The nanny stated that she was psychologically affected, but the court did not issue a restraining order against Aubry, and the case was dropped.
"That Famous Scene is Now Innocent"
Last year, at a film festival, Sharon Stone also spoke about that famous interrogation scene in Basic Instinct. She said that what was seen as a scandal at the time now seems ordinary:
"It was a big deal back then, but now it feels very ordinary. Women are now directing, writing, and producing. Films are telling real women's stories, not just male fantasies."
Stone emphasized that Hollywood has changed and that digital platforms have brought diversity to cinema, stating that smaller and more meaningful films have returned alongside big-budget productions.
"I Was Deceived in That Scene"
In her memoir published years later, Stone explained that during the filming of Basic Instinct, she was told that the camera would not capture her removing her underwear, but when she realized everything was clearly visible during the shoot, she slapped the director and left the room.
Director Paul Verhoeven firmly denied these claims.
"If you tell an actress to take off her underwear and that a camera will be pointed at her, she knows what will happen," he said.
Despite all the controversies, Sharon Stone expressed that she has never regretted this film.