Liz Hurley showed off her famous curves as she donned a plunging gold swimsuit in a behind-the-scenes snap of her bikini collection and the finished result of her shoot.
Liz, 56, looked gorgeous as the plunging neckline of the one-piece, which was only held together with a small gold hook, struggled to contain her ample assets to the camera.
In the first snap, Liz was seen with her luscious locks pulled back into a glamorous bun as she pulled the straps of her swimsuit away from each other to expose her chest.
An assistant could be seen rubbing make-up into her chest in the backstage snap, as Liz sported a full face of simple but elegant make-up, opting for a silver eyeshadow and a slick of lipgloss.
Liz’s jaw-dropping figure stole the show as the skimpy material clung to her toned figure, highlighting her peachy derriere in the glam display.
In the second picture, Liz stole the show in the finished product of her glamorous bikini collection, named Elizabeth Hurley Beach.
Lifting her arms above her head, the actress and model showed off her washboard stomach under the low-cut ensemble, leaving her fans hot under the collar.
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In this snap, Liz’s brunette hair fell around her shoulders in glamorous waves as she flashed an impressive amount of cleavage to the camera.
She captioned the snap: “Before & after…” Tagging the Instagram handle of her collection page.
Liz is no stranger to ditching her clothes to flaunt her famous curves, and she has certainly been doing that to pass the time during the Covid pandemic.
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She and her son Damien, 19, have been living together in her Herefordshire home during lockdown and appear to be closer than ever.
Damien opened up about the death of his father Steve Bing on the anniversary of his death, as he died last year on June 22 at the age of 55, sharing on Instagram: “A year ago today, my mother and I received some devastating news.
“I didn’t realise at the time quite how much it would affect me… We all like to show ‘perfect’ versions of our lives- for me, the idea of publicly discussing something as personal as grief is terrifying… but sometimes it’s necessary.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
