On November 11, the new look of Rachel Ziegler, the star of the live-action version of "Snow White", was exposed online, and she appeared at a fashion festival on the same day, and the black swan shape was very stunning.
Rachel appeared sexy in a sheer dress with a suspender, and the tight and large open back design perfectly showed her slender and slender figure, and the smooth back was very attractive. Her makeup is also dark and simple, cat's eye makeup with nude lipstick, the atmosphere is natural and eye-catching, very eye-catching, and the clothing is very good.
Rachel herself is also in a very good state, the wheat-colored skin is tight and delicate, the facial features are three-dimensional and exquisite, giving people a wild and flamboyant beauty, naughty and cute when laughing, and perfectly holding this set of black swan shapes.
Netizens have left messages in the comment area that Rachel is actually quite good-looking, at least stronger than the new version of the Little Mermaid, but compared with Gail Gadot, the actor of the Queen Queen, Rachel is still a bit inferior, and some people complain that Rachel is the Snow Princess, which should be called iron black.
It is reported that Rachel played the role of Snow White in Disney's new live-action version of "Snow White", and the villainous queen was Played by Wonder Woman's actor Gayle Gadot.
Gadot is born beautiful, not only has a good figure of a supermodel who has no impact on giving birth to a child, but also has beautiful and exquisite facial features that are killed by men and women, and the appearance and force value of wonder woman she plays are all explosive, and the popularity of the film has soared rapidly after the release of the film.
In the new film "Red Notice", Gadot's appearance is as good as ever, a sexy dark V red dress shows the charm of a mature female royal sister, as if it is a red rose in the flower season, and the aura is not lost even around Dwayne Johnson.
Perhaps the new version of "Snow White" wants to make more adaptation breakthroughs, or look forward to the performance of the film after the release.