CHARMED actress Rose McGowan covered up her shaved head but left her boobs on full display as she headed out for lunch with a pal.
The beauty, famed for mixing up magic in the hit TV show, seemed to forget her undies as she threw on a casual black dress for her mid-afternoon meet up.
Her chest could clearly be seen as the American sunshine hit the thin fabric of her maxi with its scooped neckline and clingy style.
While her curves were clearly visible, Rose opted to cover up her hair-free head with a floppy hat.
She matched chunky sandals with rounded blue-lens sunglasses as she opted for a chilled out get-up for her Beverly Hills catch-up.
Shortly before heading inside the swish restaurant, she pulled off her headgear to reveal her streetwise style.
Rose, 42, switched her brunette locks in favour of the fuss-free style last year and branded her decision "liberating."
She looked happy and relaxed as she strode inside the eatery ready for a good catch-up.
After the mid-afternoon treat she was seen stuffing an item into her black bag as she left.
She then grabbed her hat to make sure her scalp didn't risk being sunburned during her walk back.
Last year, Rose shared a video on her Instagram account which showed a salon expert armed with clippers chopping away at her style.
The screen star captioned the footage: "I don't want it anymore #rebelyell #everythingisart starring @hairbyadrian."
She then added: "No hair don't care. Honestly, it's liberating."
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The Italian-born actress recently hit out against film company 20th Century Fox, slamming its advert featuring Jennifer Lawrence's character Mystique being choked as "casual violence against women."
In a Facebook post she wrote: "There is a major problem when the men and women at 20th Century Fox think casual violence against women is the way to market a film.
"There is no context in the ad, just a woman getting strangled. The fact that no one flagged this is offensive and frankly, stupid. The geniuses behind this, and I use that term lightly, need to to take a long hard look at the mirror and see how they are contributing to society. Imagine if it were a black man being strangled by a white man, or a gay male being strangled by a hetero?
"The outcry would be enormous. So let’s right this wrong. 20th Century Fox, since you can’t manage to put any women directors on your slate for the next two years, how about you at least replace your ad?"
Meanwhile Rose's Charmed co-star Alyssa Milano sparked rumours the enchanting show could soon return.
She said the Charmed witch sisters could reunite at "any second" as fans push for a re-boot of the Nineties TV series.
Alyssa told Entertainment Tonight: "It seems like it's going to happen at any second.
“I just feel like with all these reunions, and we still have such a cult following, that I feel like someone’s going to put that together at some point, and we’re all totally on board for that!”
A re-boot would come as cult TV shows Gilmore Girls announced it would create new episodes and Fuller House signed up for a second season.
The original programme ran for eight series until 2005 and had viewers divided between the family witches, Sabrina the Teenage Witch and blonde vampire-hunter Buffy in a decade when supernatural shows were at their height.
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