Dina Broadhurst wears sheer dress to friend’s birthday party

Dina Broadhurst raised more than a few eyebrows when she stepped out in a stunning $1095 dress by Aya Muse.

Artist Dina Broadhurst stunned locals in Bondi when she stepped out in a barely-there-dress for a friend’s birthday at celebrity hotspot Totti’s.

Broadhurst wore a $1095 sheer cream dress by Aya Muse to the Eastern Suburbs bash.

She opted to go braless but did spare diners’ blushes by wearing a nude G-string.

She posted pictures of the stunning ensemble to Instagram, with fans quick to comment.

The artist 46, stepped out in $1095 see-through cream frock by Aya Muse over her near-naked figure.

Dina Broadhurst shocked partygoers when she left nothing to the imagination in a sheer dress.

“Can you wear that to my birthday?” asked one hopeful follower.

Another said: “Beautiful and talented in one.”

Dina has been praised for her striking collage photography that celebrates the female figure as an art form.

Her work has been described as a Helmut Newton meets Kim Kardashian vibe.

Previously, 46-year-old Dina has been linked with millionaire property investor Tony Benjamin.

She was spotted with Benjamin in August with the pair photographed canoodling on the Bondi to Bronte walk.

Dina’s visited celeb hangout Totti’s after the restaurant hit headlines when an apparent Paris doppleganger came to light.

Instagram account Miss Double Bay shared a post a few days ago notifying her followers to a strikingly familiar restaurant located in Paris, saying the similarities between the two venues was “uncanny”.

“It has come to my attention that we have a doppelganger in our midst – Totti (with no ’s), an Italian restaurant located in Paris,” she shared online.

“The like4like is uncanny … @merivale get the lawyers on standby.”

Merrivale chief executive Justin Hemmes has opened up about the scandal, sharing the very brief remark: “Don’t they say ‘imitation is the sincerest form of flattery’? I’m not sure I agree with that.”

It is understood the restaurant group has known about their Paris doppelganger for some time.

Totti’s, which boasts venues in Sydney’s CBD, Bondi, Rozelle and Lorne, is part of the multimillion-dollar Merivale group founded by the late John Hemmes and his wife Merivale.

Some of the Instagram’s 60,000 followers reacted to the shocking revelation in the comment section.

“I don’t see the famous bread??,” one person said. “Totti you can copy totties but you will NEVER work out the crabby patty formula to make the bread puff up the way it does.”

“How could they … HOW COULD THEY!!!!,” a second said.

“Juzzy Hemmes about to lawyer up,” another person wrote in reference to the Merivale founder’s son and current owner Justin Hemmes.

Another jokingly referred to it as the “Wish version” of Totti’s.