Sofia Vergara, 52, strips naked in behind the scenes pictures taken at Vanity Fair photoshoot daylight


Sofia Vergara shared a n@ked picture of herself lying in a bubble bath from a past Dolce & Gabbana Vanity Fair photoshoot on Instagram.  

The Modern Family star, 52, could be seen seductively putting one hand behind her head as she posed in the bathtub with strategically placed bubbles covering her modesty.  


In another photo, she wore a leopard-print swimsuit and high heels, with her incredible physique on display. 


Other photos saw the star getting glammed up in her dressing room for the shoot, which she simply captioned "tbt".

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