She is a '90s model who worked for Vogue before marrying Mickey Rourke - now she stars in a D&G ad... who is she?

There is a new ad for Dolce & Gabbana makeup that was shared on Monday.

Irina Shayk, the Russian supermodel who has a child with ex Bradley Cooper, was the main star of the slick commercial.

But there were plenty of other pretty faces from the past to light up the clip.

One of them was 1990s star Carre Otis, 55, who was on the cover of Vogue many times and was the face of Guess for years.

She made the 1990 movie Wild Orchid with Mickey Rourke then married him. Today she is on the advisory board of the Model Alliance.

Also seen was Jerry Hall, 68, who has kids with Mick Jagger and was wed to Rupert Murdoch.

One of Jerry's kids with Mick - Georgia May Jagger, 32 - was also spied in the clip.

The commercial was directed by celebrated photographer Steven Klein.

'IL PRANZO. The new #DolceGabbana makeup campaign directed by @stevenkleinstudio,' the caption for the clip read on Instagram.

Otis was raised in Marin County, California, and signed to Elite Model Management in New York by John Casablancas when she was a teen.

She first achieved fame on the cover of French Elle in April 1986 then did Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, Allure, Mirabella, and Marie Claire.

Otis appeared in ads for Guess jeans and Calvin Klein. In 2000 she was seen in the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition.

The brunette was also featured in 1990 and 2000 issues of Playboy magazine.

This comes after Shayk said she sees 'comfort and ease' as her fashion priorities.

The 38-year-old model has worked with some of the most well-known brands in the world during her career, but Irina insists that comfort remains her number one priority.

She told InStyle: 'Comfort and ease are my priorities. Because I'm always on the go, I gravitate towards loungewear that looks polished that I can dress up or down.'

Irina recently attended Paris Fashion Week and the model has admitted to being inspired by what she saw on the runway.

The brunette beauty - who has walked for the likes of Schiaparelli and Mugler during her career - shared: 'I just got back from Paris Fashion Week, and am so excited about what I saw for fall. I almost never leave the house without a jacket or long coat, so I can't wait for some major outerwear moments this year.'

Irina ultimately believes that she must stay true to her unique sense of style.

She explained: 'Effortlessness comes from embracing your own personal style, which for me is a combination of comfort and sophistication.

'The cool factor is a natural result of the confidence that comes with putting together an outfit that is uniquely you.'

Irina actually wore sweatpants to a Met Gala after-party in 2023, and she previously confessed that she likes to feel 'comfortable' when she's not working.

Speaking to CNN, Irina explained: 'Off duty, I'm always casual. I love feeling comfortable going through my day, whether I'm doing school pick-ups, work meetings, or parent things.'

The model likes to feel comfortable whenever she's partying, too.

She said: 'When I told people my second look for that event was sweatpants and a T-shirt, people thought I was joking, but I wasn't.

'There was no way I was going to party and enjoy myself with a corset dress on. I wanted to be comfortable and feel like myself.'