Grace Jones has always been able to command attention.
And the former Bond Girl - now 74 years old, if you can believe it - has once again got her fans buzzing after modeling in a brand new campaign for lingerie brand Wolford.
Announcing the partnership on its website, Wolford writes: "Wolford is proud to present a new campaign starring legendary singer and style icon Grace Jones, whose bold sense of confidence and unique performances have inspired women for generations.
"Grace shares our vision of everlasting, powerful style and has made Wolford pieces her own since the 1990s. Discover her interpretations of our most iconic and timeless styles!"
In a recent photoshoot, the View To A Kill star was snapped wearing a number of Wolford's latest designs - with fans initially believing the photos were decades old, due to how young Jones looks in the sensational snaps.
Oozing charisma (when isn't she?), Jones transforms each items she models into a work of art - looking timeless as she does so.
After amassing thousands of 'likes' on the brand's Instagram page, social media users flooded the comments section with praise, with one person pointing out that Jones "hasn't aged in 40 years".
A second stunning Instagram user commented: "Grace Jones is ageless I swear"
"I'm SO thrilled you used Grace Jones as a model," a third wrote. "Class, elegance, talent, and just the right amount of crazy."
And a fourth commented: "Looking OUTSTANDING at 74!!!"
Other Instagram users would go on to describe the 'Slave to the Rhythm' hitmaker as "fierce", an "icon", a "legend" and "timeless".
Speaking about her remarkable figure to the Evening Standard back in 2010, Jones said: "I don't have a regime."
"I do a little exercise, but I don’t do excessive body-building like when I trained twice a day for a year with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Dolph Lundgren."
Jones would also talk about her encompassing - and sometimes intimidating - persona, revealing: "I like sometimes for people to be afraid of me.
"But it's not really anger; it's discipline. My acting coach hypnotized me and found that I was emulating the male authority figures I had growing up. Particularly my step-grandfather, who was 20 years younger than my grandmother. Now you know where I get it from."
At one point during the interview, Jones also mentioned how her vanity had "saved her" and led to her avoiding substance abuse - despite living a "Rock n Roll" lifestyle.
"I like to experiment but not for too long. I'm too vain, one of my biggest sins, but it saved me; I can see what excess does," she said.