Martha Stewart, 82, posts thirst trap in lace nightgown: ‘She woke up like that’
The queen of thirst traps is back.
Martha Stewart couldn’t let 2023 go without posting yet another sultry selfie on Instagram, showing off a photo of herself looking fresh-faced in lacy lingerie on Friday despite a “horrible” trip to Florida.
The 82-year-old lifestyle guru wore a pale green Sabbia Rosa nightgown with lace trim and a matching robe in the pic, wearing her blond hair tousled to the side as she pouted in a mirror.
“After an eight hour plane trip from westchester to palm beach- horrible by the way – we went to bed early and wore my beautiful @sabbiarosa nightgown (linen with robe),” she captioned the photo.
Stewart added, “I didn’t look so bad when I got up at least not as bad as I did when I went to bed- it must be the $$$$$outfit!!”
While Sabbia Rosa doesn’t sell its pricey lingerie online, the Parisian boutique is known for its high-end nightwear including luxe silk pieces like Stewart’s look — and even ships internationally via phone for Stewart fans around the world.
Unsurprisingly, fans went wild for the cookbook author’s sassy selfie, like one who wrote, “SHE WOKE UP LIKE THIS 👑.”
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“Thrist Trap Martha is my favorite Martha,” another Instagram user added, while a third wrote, “We were due for a thirst trap and the people have been waiting! 🔥.”
Ellen Pompeo also weighed in, writing, “Smoke show!! ❤️🔥😍,” and Stewart’s longtime facialist, Mario Bedescu, added, “LOOKING UNREAL MARTHA! 🤩💚.”
“Martha chill my man is on this app!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥” Fenty Beauty’s global makeup artist, Priscilla Ono, joked.
Stewart has shown off plenty of viral pics over the past few years ranging from a saucy poolside look to a cheeky photo at celebrity fave hair salon John Barrett.
Earlier this year, Stewart promised she’d deliver more glam selfies, telling Page Six, “You’ll see what’s coming. Good stuff!”
Cheers to more thirst traps in 2024.
