Check out the stunning snaps Halle Berry shared on Twitter on Thursday.
Hall Berry looks back on her time as a legendary actress and singer Dorothy Dandridgewho she played in the 1999 biopic Introducing Dorothy Dandridge.
In celebration of Dandridge’s 100th birthday, which also marks 23 years since she starred in the film, Berry commemorated with Polaroids of her clothing for the film, including pieces that actually belonged to Dandridge himself.
The collection of photos – dubbed “The Dottie Body” – shows a young Berry wearing clothes given to her by Dandridge’s manager. Count Millsincluding lingerie sets, hats, headwear and more.
The Moonfall star, now 56, shared the photos on Twitter on Thursday, which include a classy shot of her wearing a red lacy two-piece lingerie set and showing off her toned figure. Another highlighted image shows Berry in a beauty shot, with her curly hair down to her chin, similar to Dandridge.
“This #tbt I’m sharing with you what we affectionately call “The Dottie Body,”” Berry wrote alongside her post. “Every piece of Dorothy Dandridge clothing that her manager Earl Mills has given me fits me perfectly! Here are some of my polaroid collections from fittings & shooting days! If you love Dottie like I do, have fun!”
Berry then followed the post another photothis time featuring a picture of herself in a beige lace lingerie set with a lace bra and high-necked thong panties.
“Good damn!” a user wrote in response to Berry’s tweet while Another person called Berry a “goddess” in the Catwoman graduate’s stunning snap.
“Hottie then, and you still got it baby!!” someone else wrote.
A day earlier, Berry announced another tweet to wish Dandridge a happy birthday on November 9, which would have marked the late actress’ 100th birthday.
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“23 years ago I had the privilege of bringing the life of Dorothy Dandridge to screens and 100 years ago today this legendary magical creature was born!” Berry wrote alongside a photo of a young Dandridge alongside a snap of herself in costume for the biopic.
She also included the message “Happy Birthday Dottie” at the end of her tweet.
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