Nicola Peltz showcases her incredible beauty in fashion campaign as she becomes ... trends now
Nicola Peltz has become the new face of GCDS, starring in a new fashion campaign for the Italian brand.
The 28-year-old actress looked nothing short of sensational as she appeared in the spring 2023 lookbook.
This comes after her snippy texts to one of her wedding planners, from her wedding to Brooklyn Beckham, were revealed in a new lawsuit.
Nicola cut a striking figure in the snap, reclining on a sun lounger in one shot while wearing a pink jumpsuit with cutouts on the sides to flash an extra glimpse of skin.
She added a pair of platform silver high heels which she expertly matched to her coordinating silver handbag.
Photoshoot: Nicola Peltz has become the new face of GCDS, starring in a new fashion campaign for the Italian brand
Incredible: The 28-year-old actress looked nothing short of sensational as she appeared in the spring 2023 lookbook
Revelation: This comes after her snippy texts to one of her wedding planners, from her wedding to Brooklyn Beckham, were revealed in a new lawsuit
Looking good: In one photo she lay draped across a bed, in a white tank top and denim miniskirt, while her legs were left bare
Another snap showed her kneeling on the floor in a quirky SpongeBob SquarePants inspired dress, with black leather over-the-knee boots.
A third image showed Nicola lounging on the floor while talking into a red vintage telephone.
She wore a black midi-dress that showed off her long legs and ample cleavage, while she added white high heels and a pair of PVC gloves.
In the final photo she lay draped across a bed, in a white tank top and denim miniskirt, while her legs were left bare.
Her brunette tresses were straightened for the photoshoot, while she also modelled a block fringe.
She completed her look with a full face of flawless make-up, complete with a classic red lip.
Creative director Giuliano Calza said: 'She embodies the GCDS woman: playful, hot and deadly sassy'.
It comes after it was revealed that Nicola, the daughter of billionaire investor Nelson Peltz, went through three different sets of wedding planners, two of whom failed to meet the 'scale' of her plans.
Wedding planner #1: Preston Bailey, the designer to the stars who planned Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump's wedding
There was a last-minute scramble to book musicians, and a 'day of reckoning' with one event designer who was reduced to tears by the stress of the project.
Those new details emerged yesterday - along with texts written by Nicola to one of the planners - in a lawsuit filed by her father, a punchy and tenacious businessman who is vying for a seat on the board of Disney.
He is suing Nicole Braghin, the tearful party planner, and her partner, Arianna Grijalba, claiming they are refusing to refund him the $159,000 deposit he gave them.
Peltz and his wife Claudia made contact with Braghin and Grijalba through their firm, Plan Design Events, in March 2022, after getting rid of their first planner, celebrity-adored Preston Bailey.
Wedding planners #2: Ariann+a Grijalba and Nicole Braghin were contacted by the Peltz family in March 2022, six weeks before the wedding. They worked for the Peltz family for nine days before being told they weren't up to scratch
It's unclear why exactly Bailey wasn't fit for the job.
In his legal filing, Peltz, 80, says Bailey encountered 'challenges' while planning the enormous event, which took place at the family estate in Palm Beach, Florida, on April 9 and reportedly cost around $3.5million.
Bailey, who planned Ivanka Trump's wedding to Jared Kushner, did not immediately respond to DailyMail.com's inquiries about why he stood down.
The Peltz family had grand plans for the three-day extravaganza for their daughter, who they describe as a 'world-famous actress'.
'Nicola is a world-famous actress who has starred in blockbuster movies and television shows, including, among others, Transformers: Age of Extinction, Bates Motel and The Last Airbender.
Wedding planner #3: Michelle Ragos got the job done in the end - but charged the Peltz family an escalated fee because of the tight turn-around
'The guest list included more than five hundred people, including numerous celebrities, athletes, dignitaries and other influential individuals, who travelled from all around the globe to attend,' the lawsuit reads.
On March 1, 2022 - six weeks before the wedding - the Peltz family had hoped Braghin and Grijalba would be able to pick up where Bailey left off.
But nine days later, after forking out a $159,000 deposit, they decided not to move forward with the pair, who they said couldn't handle the VIP guestlist.
'The celebrity of the wedding couple combined with the anticipated attendance of many high-profile guests required that the wedding planner have the expertise and staffing to plan, coordinate and execute a wedding event of the
