Madonna's daughter Lourdes wows in a sheer playsuit as she cuddles up to her mother and designer Riccardo Tisci at star-studded Burberry event
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She recently modelled for Burberry's new Lola bag campaign.
So it's no surprise Lourdes Leon was front and centre alongside her famous mother at an event celebrating the piece, with Chief Creative Officer, Riccardo Tisci at a private residence in West Hollywood on Wednesday.
The model, 25, was seen cuddling up to her mother, 63, in a sizzling black semi-sheer playsuit which showcased her svelte figure and peachy bottom.
Lourdes layered the look with an oversized black quilted jacket, while she wore her deep purple locks in a loose, straight style with a glamorous coat of make-up.
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Meanwhile, quirky dresser Madonna, was true to form in a skimpy black playsuit with a pair of fishnet tights and heeled boots and a selection of silver necklaces.
The mother-daughter duo wrapped their arms around each other as they posed for a sweet snap together inside the event.
Lourdes later cosied up to Ricardo, 47, who looked dapper in an all black tuxedo with silk lapels and a matching tie, as they smouldered for the camera.
Elsewhere at the event, Madonna was seen hanging out with Erykah Badu, 51, who looked incredible in an orange polka dot dress with edgy cut-out socks.
The singer-songwriter opted for a dramatic make-up look in the same tones and wore a bright leather beret atop her curly afro locks.
The Lola bag is a staple for the house, a soft silhouette punctuated with the Thomas Burberry Monogram, a celebration of the house's founder.
At the heart of every Lola lies an attitude - strong, sexy, smart and present, along with a multifaceted energy that amplifies inherent confidence.
The event took place at a private residence, transformed with Burberry's signature beige. The various rooms created moments of energy and intimacy. From dance floor to indoor and outdoor lounges, guests roamed through spaces rich in texture.
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