Charley Webb sent fans wild when she put on a scorching display in a minuscule vinyl miniskirt as she celebrated the glorious summer weather.
The former Emmerdale star – who recently landed a new role away from the ITV soap – loves dazzling the internet with her glamorous fashion-forward posts, and Saturday’s post (August 20) was no different.
Taking to her Instagram Story, the mum-of-three put on a very leggy display in the caramel miniskirt as she ran errands around town with her friend.
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She styled the daring ensemble with a black strappy top which she layered with a charcoal grey jumper as she made the most of her break from filming.
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The soap star added a pair of classic white socks which complimented her crisp white trainers as she met up with her pal for a coffee date.
To finish the look, she added a gold chain necklace as she posed up a storm in a floor-length mirror inside a pink bathroom.
For the glam weekend ensemble, the actress opted to straighten her signature honey blonde locks which she pulled back with a pair of oversized sunglasses.
(Image: Instagram)
She added a full face of minimal makeup which celebrated her youthful glow with a pinch of blush on the apples of her cheeks.
Carley added lashings of black mascara on her fluttery lashes and a swipe of soft pink lipstick on her perfect pout.
It comes after the doting mum was pictured filming in an upcoming ITV true crime series, The Long Shadow.
(Image: Instagram)
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The TV star has swapped the Yorkshire Dales for the gripping new thriller where she will be taking on the role of WPC Anna Lawson in a new series which follows the five-year-long search for the Yorkshire Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe.
The synopsis read: “One murder has the power to cast a long shadow and this case plunged a whole society into darkness.
“For every victim, there were friends and loved ones. For ever police officer, there was the burden of failure – of near misses and guilt – and the knowledge that as they failed to find their man, more women continued to suffer.”
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