Sharon Stone goes braless for fashion magazine photo shoot

Sharon Stone ditched her bra while wearing a sheer top in a stunning new photo shoot for Vogue Adria’s June issue.

In the black and white snap by photographer Branislav Simoncik, the Hollywood icon, 67, was hoisted on the shoulder of a male model as she gazed at the camera, surrounded by a crowd of adoring men.

Stone wore a see-through, short sleeved top that fell off her left shoulder in the smoldering shot, and her blond hair was styled in soft curls.

In another photo, the “Basic Instinct” actress modeled a black, old-Hollywood style gown while standing in what appeared to be a driveway.

The actress also posed in a white power suit, reminiscent of the one she wore in her iconic scene from the ’90s thriller.

An additional photo from the sensual spread showed Stone tugging at a crisp white collared shirt while reclining in the laps of two male models — one of whom is Halle Berry’s ex Gabriel Aubry.

In another image, Stone spread out on a table in a midi dress while the men looked on.

In a cover image, Stone posed with her legs spread in a denim coverall suit while surrounded by men, as one of them appeared to dance on the floor in front of her.

In a second cover image — accompanied by the headline: “Sharon Stone: Where intimacy meets power” — the actress wore a sheer ruched dress over a black bra and underwear.

The mag took to Instagram on Wednesday to tout the iconic star’s cover spread and accompanying interview.

“She uses her influence to truly change the world (and succeeds in doing so) by focusing on health, a fairer society, and a life of dignity for all,” they wrote in part, adding that in the interview, Stone “talks about the projects she’s currently working on, how she copes during difficult times, and what she’s looking forward to.”

Stone recently opened up about aging and embracing her figure.

“A lot of people give up as they get older,” she told the Times in a March interview.

“They let go of their body because it’s collapsing anyway, or it’s like, ‘I’m not defined by my body anymore.’ But you still have to love that body.”

After joking that her “underarms have pleats now,” Stone, who is an artist, pointed out the positives.

“I think, ‘Well, I had beautiful arms and now they’re strong and painting and like angel wings.’ So what if they have pleats? Maybe that’s what makes them wonderful now,” she said.