Amber Heard Goes Braless Underneath Racy Bodysuit, Flashes Assets En Route To 'Aquaman' Promotional Event

The buzz is growing around Aquaman, the next superhero movie to be released -- and one that will hit theaters on December 21. Amber Heard, who players Mera in the film, has had all eyes on her as she does promotional work for the highly anticipated film.

On Monday, the Daily Mail noted that Heard stepped out for SiriusXM's "Town Hall With The Cast of Aquaman," where she spiced up an otherwise business casual outfit with a racy mesh bodysuit.

The 32-year-old actress turned heads in New York City when she donned a risque, see-through piece of sexy lingerie that gave paparazzi a little something extra. The black oversized blazer she covered up with did little to hide her ample assets from the world.

Amber paired the revealing one piece with a pair of high waisted boyfriend jeans to give the racy look a bit of casual flair, cuffing the bottoms and adding a pair of black patent pumps to elevate the look.

The Aquaman star rocked a bold, red lip for her appearance. She wore her blonde tresses down in loose waves that had some volume and bounce to them as she strutted through New York City. She would later meet up with co-star Jason Momoa for the day's gig.

Despite many news outlets referring to an exposure such as Amber's today as a wardrobe malfunction, the actress does not find the word choice acceptable. Heard has denounced the media for labeling something that is okay for men to do as a "slip up" for women.

Just recently, she shared a screen shot of an article on Twitter -- a piece which reported that she had suffered a "wardrobe malfunction as she goes braless beneath white tank top," and the actress wasn't afraid to express her thoughts on the headline.

"I'm sorry, but what part of my - or any woman's - nipples a 'malfunction'?" she questioned, before using the hashtag "choice" to label her outfit decision.

The actress recently spoke to Elle during the press run for the film, expressing her disdain over the lack of diverse female roles in Hollywood.

"I get sick of the damsel in distress narrative as much as anyone, maybe, considering this is my line of work, perhaps more," she said. "The average viewer doesn't want to see the same formulaic approach that's outdated and two-dimensional and represents women in a very narrow light. It's boring and uncompelling for, not just a female audience, but for men as well."

She steps away from that narrative in her new role as Mera in Aquaman, the Atlantean warrior princess who is Aquaman's love interest in the film.

Aquaman hits theaters on December 21.