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Martha Stewart, 82, shows some skin in silver dress with thigh-high slit: ‘Still out here slaying’

For Martha Stewart, age is truly just a number.

The 82-year-old icon showed off her legs in a slit-up-to-there silver dress designed by Andrew Yu in photos posted to Instagram Friday.

“Fun to dress up every now and then,” Stewart captioned the post.

The home design guru paired her flirty look with silver heels and shoulder-dusting earrings.

The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover girl‘s followers couldn’t get enough of her sultry snaps.

“Martha still out here slaying!! You are gorgeous!! The epitome of style and grace mixed with fire and sass!! 🔥🙌🏼,” one person commented.

“82 years young. 👏👏👏,” another added.

“You skipped the entree and went right to dessert oh my lord,” a third chimed in.

The home design guru styled her silver sequined dress with matching metallic heels.
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Stewart isn’t shy about showing off her ageless good looks and previously told Page Six that her famous “thirst traps” will keep coming.

“People like pretty pictures,” she said, adding that she doesn’t mind critics calling her out for posting come-hither selfies because of her age.

“I don’t think about that,” the former TV host explained. “I don’t think about age.”

Stewart’s known for her lavish lifestyle.
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In May, Stewart became the oldest cover model in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit history.

The blond beauty fronted the famous magazine in a plunging white one-piece swimsuit and dramatic orange cover-up.

She shared her beauty secrets with Page Six Style shortly after, telling us she starts every morning with her “signature green juice” made with “fresh ingredients” from her own farm and will “never leave the house without a good sunscreen.”

She isn’t shy about posting thirst traps on social media — and previously told Page Six they will keep coming.
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As for how she captures those perfect selfies every time?

“Work your best angles and ‘project’ the jaw to look up towards the camera,” she told us.

“Also, make sure you are optimizing lighting.”