Barbara Eden, the famous blonde actress of the fantasy television series was found draped in `I Dream of Jeannie'.
The audience was awestruck by the costume of 78-year old. It included her signature head bob and glint. She enthralled everyone present at the 21st Life Ball in Vienna, the capital city of Austria.
In one of the events organized to support HIV or AIDS, on her Twitter account, she posted a picture of herself. Here she was dressed in the red cropped jacket, pink colored veil, bra top and harem pants, from the charity gala.
Eden tweeted, "Here it is folks! The navel that put NBC on edge! Barbara Eden, Sat. night at the Life Ball!"
She is famous for effectively playing the character of a beautiful, 2,000-year-old genie in a sitcom. Here in the event, the 78-year-old put on the iconic pink-and-red pants and cropped top. The event is billed to be the largest AIDS charity events in the world.
As the organizers had asked the guests to wear something fancy, unusual outfits, she took them seriously. She was back to her attire of granting wishes. She was greeted by Former President Bill Clinton, 66. He stepped out of the stage to welcome Eden with a big smile.
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