Model Brooks Nader attended the launch of the new The 90s: Art and Fashion exhibition at Tate Britain in London on Tuesday night.
The 29 year old actress wore a sheer lace floral minidress for the high profile event. She paired the small black outfit with pointed heels, and appeared to go braless for the evening.
She was joined at the museum by her sister Sarah Jane Nader. Her sister wore a plunging black halterneck top paired with low trousers.
Brooks Nader first rose to prominence through her work in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue, where she became a regular featured model. She has recently been transitioning her career into mainstream television acting.
The sisters joined a host of celebrities at the gallery launch. The guest list included the Marchioness of Bath Emma Thynn, Russian supermodel Natasha Poly, actor Damian Hurley and Italian fashion executive Donatella Versace.
Damian Hurley is the son of British actress Elizabeth Hurley, while Donatella Versace is the chief creative officer of the luxury fashion brand founded by her late brother Gianni.
Celebrating a defining decade
The new exhibition runs at Tate Britain from October 8 2026 until February 14 2027.
The famous gallery is located on Millbank in central London. It is part of the national Tate network in the United Kingdom and holds the national collection of British art from the year 1500 to the present day.
The showcase was curated by Edward Enninful. He is the highly influential fashion editor who served as editor in chief of British Vogue magazine until recently.
Organisers state that the event brings together photography, fashion, art and design from the period. The 1990s was a time of significant cultural shift in the United Kingdom, associated with the Cool Britannia movement that saw London emerge as a global hub for avant garde art and music.
The display features iconic images by acclaimed fashion photographers including Juergen Teller, David Sims and Corinne Day.
These photographs are shown alongside pieces by prominent visual artists such as Steve McQueen, Damien Hirst, Sarah Lucas and Yinka Shonibare.
Hirst and Lucas were leading figures in the Young British Artists movement that dominated the decade. McQueen is also known as an Academy Award winning film director, while Shonibare is celebrated for his sculptural work exploring cultural identity.
The exhibition also explores fashion film and music culture. Visitors can see collections by decade defining British designers such as Vivienne Westwood, Alexander McQueen and John Galliano.
Westwood was a pioneer of punk and new wave fashion. Alexander McQueen was known for his dramatic, tailored collections before his death, and Galliano gained global fame for his theatrical runway shows.
From Paris to Malibu
The red carpet appearance comes after a busy period for Brooks Nader. She was busy last week at Paris Fashion Week in France.
Before her trip to Europe, she was shooting scenes for the upcoming Baywatch reboot in Malibu, California. Filming for the television project wrapped in July.
She plays a character called Selene in the modern revival of the classic lifeguard drama. The original television series followed a team of beach lifeguards and became a worldwide phenomenon.
The show famously made actress Pamela Anderson a global sex symbol during the 1990s.
Honesty about cosmetic procedures
Like Pamela Anderson before her, Brooks Nader has also gone under the knife. The model has been unusually open with the public about her history of cosmetic enhancements and medical weight loss.
Earlier this year, she admitted to People magazine that she previously underwent liposuction. This is a surgical procedure that removes excess body fat from specific areas using suction.
She told the publication she was unhappy with the results. "I had liposuction years ago," she said. "And I forever regret it because I just didn't need it."
She noted that the operation caused unwanted physical side effects. "I feel like it created dimples and ripples and things," she explained. "We just got to do less with all that and be healthy."
This was not the first time she discussed her procedures. In a 2025 interview with Bustle magazine, she admitted to getting a rhinoplasty, commonly known as a nose job.
She jokingly told the outlet about the negative feedback she received regarding her new nose. "People say I look like Michael Jackson," she said.
In addition to surgery, the model has admitted to getting dental veneers to change her smile. She has also used a GLP-1 drug to reach her weight loss goals.
GLP-1 medications are a class of drugs originally developed for diabetes that slow digestion and reduce appetite. They have become extremely popular in Hollywood for weight management.
Finally, she receives regular cosmetic injectables. This includes Botox treatments, which she uses for wrinkle prevention by temporarily relaxing facial muscles.
