Fans Declare Sophia Loren a 'Dazzling Beauty' on Her 90th Birthday

Fans wished the one and only Sophia Loren —an award-winning Italian actress known for movies like Two Women and Arabesque— a happy 90th birthday as she celebrated in high fashion with Giorgio Armani .

The luxury brand paid tribute to the star after her birthday on Sept. 20, sharing a clip of Loren looking surprised yet happy as a crowd of people sang "Happy Birthday" to her.

Loren looked glamorous in a glittering white Armani Privé ensemble with a matching statement necklace and earrings, while her hair was done in her signature style, with volume and pouf on the top and a slight curl at the ends.

"A very special 90th birthday celebration for Sophia Loren. For the occasion the actress chose to wear #GiorgioArmaniPrive," read the caption.

Fans were floored by how fantastic Loren looked at the celebration, with comments like, "Timeless, gorgeous and elegant 😍❤️🔥," "Forever stunning ❤️👑," and "ICONIC FOREVER."

"Sophia Loren, an actress of undeniable talent and dazzling beauty. I wish you all the best, Madame.👏," said another.

More called her a "real Lady," "the most beautiful woman in the world," "an icon," and a "queen."

One fan also joked about how great Loren looks despite just turning 90 years old, saying, "Well we Italians do it better ….even aging."

"Beautiful forever!! The only one !! ❤️❤️," declared another stunned fan.

Armani also shared a message from the designer himself to Loren on her birthday, posting a photo of him and the actress with the message, "Happy Birthday Sophia!⁣ 'Dear Sophia, with my warmest wishes for such an important birthday. ⁣I am with you from afar. ⁣I hope to hug you again soon.' ⁣Giorgio Armani."

Loren appeared to be doing well almost exactly a year after a fall in her home in Geneva, Switzerland, which resulted in a few fractures. She spent time focusing on her recovery, and a year later, she seems to have had a great time with friends for her 90th birthday.

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