Mila Kunis In Unzipped Minidress Highlights 'Great Legs' In Heels

Mila Kunis is still turning heads with those throwback photos, with fan accounts on Instagram making sure that the old content stays live. In September 2022, a dedicated page shared a leggy shot from Mila's 2011 shoot with GQ Mexico, and it was hot stuff as the Family Guy star flaunted her figure in an unzipped minidress.

Sizzling as she put on a show-stopping display in high heels, Mila stunned the camera and everyone seeing the photo, with one fan commenting on her "great legs." Mila is known for keeping a low profile in Hollywood. She isn't on social media, although fans do occasionally see her on husband Ashton Kutcher's Instagram.

Scroll for the photo. Giving the models a run for their money, Mila flaunted her long, lean legs as she placed her lower limbs apart while planting her hands against a wall behind her. Rocking a faded green minidress in washed fabrics, the Ukraine-born actress cranked up the heat as she wore her front zip undone, flashing both her abs and offering a cleavage flash as she displayed her black bra.

Opting for a lacy, balconette bralette with a bandeau finish, Mila kept tasteful as she flashed her curves, also showing off her slender arms and shoulders as she sported her locks down and a little curled. Gazing ahead, the 40-year-old completed her revealing look in strappy black heels, adding pops of diamante silver here. Wearing a full face of makeup, Mila Kunis stuck to her signature black eyeliner finish, showing off her gorgeous features and those high cheekbones.

"Looking so beautiful," one fan replied. "Great legs!" another said. The GQ shoot had also included racy snaps of Mila holding an iced coffee as she flashed her undies in a sheer tan shirt that displayed a black two-piece beneath. These days, though, Mila is more about the sweatpants and jeans. When she is spotted in Hollywood, she's generally ducking the cameras and avoiding making a show as she runs errands or hits up her beloved Starbucks.

Mila Kunis' family arrived in the U.S. after the collapse of the former Soviet Union. The family had only $250 in their name as they commenced a new life at Stateside.

“Ultimately, I adjusted fairly quickly and fairly well,” Mila told LA Times. “But it must have been hard because I blocked out second grade completely. I have no recollection of it. I always talk to my mom and my grandma about it. It was because I cried every day. I didn’t understand the culture. I didn’t understand the people. I didn’t understand the language.”