George Clooney’s ex Elisabetta Canalis flashes more than she intended as she goes braless at MFW

She’s the ex girlfriend of movie star George Clooney, who never fails to make a style statement.

And Elisabetta Canalis flashed more than she bargained for as she made an eye-popping arrival at the Max Mara show amid Milan Fashion Week on Thursday. 

The Italian actress, 41, went braless for the occasion, with her breasts visible beneath a sheer tan top and patterned blazer. 

The star oozed glamour in the white and tan patterned trouser suit and high neck top which did little to cover her assets.

However, the singer didn’t appear to have a care in the world as she happily made her way through the Italian city and into the show.

Elisabetta teamed her ensemble with gold pointed heels and a pair of oversized sunglasses.

While she added to her look with a plethora of earrings stacked up on one ear. 

The star’s brunette tresses were swept into a sleek style, while she added a subtle palette of make-up to her face. 

Elisabetta appeared in good spirits as she made her way into the event, before she mingled with other fashionistas.

Inside, the Virgin Territory actress sat alongside the likes of Melissa Satta, Giulia Michelini and Fiammetta Cicogna as she took in the show.

Elisabetta famously dated George Clooney, 58, for two years before they split for good in June 2011.

Later that year, Elisabetta famously discussed their romance in Questo Amore (This Love), a book by Italian journalist Bruno Vespa. 

At one point, Elisabetta praised her ex calling him ‘the person who valued my feminine side the most,’ according to a translation provided to People Magazine.

She heaped more praise on the actor-director saying he was also ‘one of the best people I have met from a charitable point of view.’

However, the former Dancing with the Stars contestant revealed: ‘He has been special for me, and very important, just as a father would be.’

When asked by the author to explain what she meant, Elisabetta said: ‘Between us there was more of a father-daughter relationship. I was unable to clarify this up ’til now.’