Eva Herzigova put on an edgy display in a full leather look as she attended a photocall for Gentle Society during the 82nd Venice International Film Festival on Tuesday. 

The model, 52, channelled a 90s inspired look consisting of a biker jacket and tight-fitting trousers which flared slightly at the bottom. 

She styled her hair into a wet-look and brushed it back from her face while opting for a grungy make-up palette. 

To top off her outfit, Eva accessorised with a small leather clutch bag and added a pair of strappy heels. 

The short film, from fashion house Trussardi, explores the brand's new chapter ahead of it's FW25 campaign with Eva providing the voiceover. 

Wile she will represent 'timeless style,' actor Fernando Lindez, 25, will represent the brand's new generation. 

In October, Eva took the runway by storm as she wore a push up black bra and a sheer lace dress at the iconic Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. 

The model walked the lingerie show 30 years after finding fame by modelling a black bra for the iconic 1994 Wonderbra 'Hello Boys' advert and billboards that - quite literally - stopped traffic.

And as the lingerie brand's show returned for the first time in six years, Eva looked nothing short of sensational as she slipped into the lace bra and thong.

Taking to Instagram the beauty shared a video of herself walking in the show and backstage, she wrote: 'Showtime! Thank you @victoriassecret for having me again. So proud to be part of this special occasion celebrating and empowering sensuality and beauty of women.'

It comes after Eva defended her Wonderbra advert after it was criticised by women who believed it was degrading.

The model said the lingerie campaign was actually 'empowering' and that because it 'made waves you can still see its influence today'.

Speaking to the Evening Standard in 2014, she said: 'My Wonderbra campaign empowered women. It didn’t degrade them like some said or say. 

'It was controversial at the time, sure - but it made waves and you can see its influence still today.' 

She added: 'It was one of the most successful advertising campaigns in history and I am so proud to be a part of it.' 

The advert, which was shot by Ellen von Unwerth and saw Eva posing in a black Wonderbra and pants, certainly proved controversial.

Much of the controversy centred on traffic accidents, with some commuters blaming the huge roadside poster for their lack of concentration.

Others claimed the racy ad was derogatory towards women, even as they flocked to buy the bra in their millions.

Despite the controversy, the makers of the ad were honoured in 2011, when the billboard was declared the most eye-catching ad of the previous 20 years.