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Now THAT's how you wear a cape!

Dita Von Teese took her bodacious self to the Mika concert at the El Rey Theatre in El Lay on Wednesday night.

Most humans would look silly in this ensemble, but the 40-year-old was positively regal in her black cape with lush red lining thrown over a curve-embracing, velvet black dress with peekaboo lace bra cups.

As per usual, she slid her dainty feet into a pair of gold-trim Louboutins.

And as far as we know, she's not a vampire, but we'd totally let her bite us if she were! Ha!

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This was long overdue!

It's been a while since Dita Von Teese has decided to grace a lucky red carpet with her presence, so we're very glad she attended the book launch party for The Beauty Detox Foods in West Hollywood on Tuesday night.

The queen of burlesque was a total uptown girl in a luxe purple Elie Saab belted wool double faced dress with matching belt and croc Louboutin pumps.

Perfectly manicured locks and signature red lips completed Dita's look.

Truly awe-inspiring!

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We can never get enough of Dita Von Teese!

And with her lingerie collection and fragrances launching soon on HSN, we can expect to get a lot more of her in the near future! Hurray!

In a recent interview, the burlesque beauty talks about her passionate love for lingerie, her first training bra, and how it only takes her 15 minutes to get ready!

Amazing, right?

We especially respect how her love of lingerie has brought her so far in life. Just think, it all started with seksi lace bras and panties!

Dita said:

Nothing goes better with intimates than Dita Von Teese!

The raven-haired glamazon was in New York City Tuesday night for a private dinner hosted by HSN to celebrate the upcoming launch of her lingerie and fragrance lines.

For the cozy feast, Dita covered up the majority of her porcelain skin in a black kimono dress with thigh-high slit and paired it with black glitzy pumps.

Our favorite part of the entire look was Dita's birdcage veil with jeweled accents. It screams old school glamor, just like she does!

Flawless perfection!

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Everyone needs a little romance, and Dita Von Teese is determined to bring some into your life.

Or at least to your nose! Ha!

The burlesque queen has unveiled the ad for her third fragrance, FleurTeese, and it's like walking through a glamorous bed of purple roses.

As the name suggests (and according to the press release) FleurTeese is a romantic scent "inspired by lush but delicate blossoms and idyllic floral gardens" including the Casablanca lily, iris, purple lilac and heliotrope.

In other words, it's a complete 180 for her other seductive scents!

Sounds divine!

While those of us in the US will have to wait to catch a whiff, FleurTeese will be wafting into special perfume stores in Europe later this month.

Will U be spraying, delaying and walking away-ing with Dita's latest scent???

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Seksi people of the world, rejoice!

Dita Von Teese has really been working hard to boost her brand over the past year, and now she’s making her wares accessible to everyone!

The Burlesque dancer will be selling her own line of lingerie and fragrances on HSN starting March 17th.

Priced between $25 and $45, Dita aimed to combine her love of wearing beautiful lingerie with affordability, saying, "Every woman should have luxury in her everyday life."

Agreed!

Both of DVT's fragrances, priced from $20 to $75, have the same concept since she sought to have them take the place of the $300 scent she was wearing when she made them.

This is so exciting for her, and we know people will be buying up all of her gorgeous garments!

Will U???

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We may not have hover cars yet, but fashion is definitely taking us closer and closer to the future!

Hussein Chalayan blew our mind with his magically transforming dresses a few days ago, and now designer Michael Schmidt has created the world's first completely 3D-printed gown!

Modeled by ageless hottie Dita Von Teese, the striking number was designed by Schmidt using