Emily Atack strikes again as she flaunted her impressive body in a slender mermaid inspired frock.
Oozing sex appeal, the 30-year-old posed with one hand on her hip, exposing her svelte curves and highlighting her incredible weight loss during lockdown.
The style icon often sends fans into a frenzy with her bold and statement outfits and today was no exception.
Wearing a slender fit dress that caressed her hourglass proportions, she demanded attention as she swished around in the fishtail item.
Emily looked stunning as she unleashed her killer curves in a figure-hugging garment (Image: emilyatackofficial /Instagram)
The racy garment boasted ruched detail at the front that gathered together to fit her body like a glove.
Her dreamy frock was a deep ocean blue colour, with capped sleeves and more strikingly included a plunging neckline.
Trying to get her best angle, Emily turned up the heat as she took on the role of photographer, using her iphone to capture the steamy image.
Emily took to her Instagram story to showcase her proportions
It was inevitable that fans would go wild for the sultry post, and within hours the Inbetweeners star had received hundreds of comments and over 16,000 likes.
One fan quipped: “Will McKenzie would love that lol.”
A second exclaimed: “Jesus wept! You’ve got it all going on my dear.”
Another said: “Damn my celebrity crush just got hotter.”
While a forth gasped: “Oh wow so slim.”
Emily boasted that she hadn’t purposely set out to shed weight (Image: emilyatackofficial/Instagram)
During lockdown the TV babe confessed that she had accidentally overhauled her lifestyle.
With the pubs closed for a significant period of time, the blonde bombshell blamed the lack of booze for her quarantine weight loss.
Speaking to Mail Online, she explained: “I think because I haven’t been able to go to the pubs I’m healthier. I’ve been working out a lot in my garden, which I’m very lucky to have.”
“It wasn’t my goal to lose weight but I think it’s down to not going to pubs and restaurants.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
