Lottie Tomlinson dazzled as she showed off her incredible figure during London Fashion Week on Friday in the capital.
The model and influencer, 27, who is also the sister of singer Louis Tomlinson, put on a breathtaking display for the Di Petsa show.
She wore a stunning silky white satin slip dress that featured daring cut-out lattice panels across the bodice, waist, and hips.
It also boasted a structured square neckline, and two high thigh slits giving it a sexy and sultry evening look.
Lottie’s makeup was flawless as she completed her look with a pair of oversized statement earrings.
The mum-of-two was also pictured with Amybeth McNulty, Bimini Bon Boulash, Taylah Elaine, Uma Jammeh and Cacherel Mirjah Mercer as they watched the show.
Lottie Tomlinson dazzled as she showed off her incredible figure during London Fashion Week on Friday in the capital
The model and influencer, 27, who is also the sister of singer Louis Tomlinson, put on a breathtaking display for the Di Petsa show
Meanwhile, London Fashion Week saw racy Iris Law sparking romance rumours as she left at the Chiltern Firehouse with British rapper Central Cee on Thursday evening.
The model, 24, who is the daughter of Jude Law and Sadie Frost, set pulses racing as she went braless beneath a skimpy black mini dress with eye-popping sheer panels.
Iris’ bold look also boasted a daringly high-cut split and was emblazoned with the word Liquid as she strutted her stuff in a pair of strappy rose gold heels.
At the start of this month, Lottie enjoyed an ldyllic family holiday to sunny Marbella in Spain with her fiancé Lewis Burton.
She looked sensational in a black bikini with thin straps and low-cut bottoms as she larked by the sea alongside the former tennis player, 33, their son Lucky, two, and daughter Flossie Grace, six months.
The family larked around on the sand before Lottie stole a moment to herself as she reclined on the sand to help top up her tan.
As well as sun-seeking, the clan were also feeling playful as they tossed the kids into the air before Lottie held Flossie Grace on her hip.
Lottie previously revealed she has found it ‘hard’ looking at her body following her pregnancy as she opened up on the ‘painful’ struggles of breastfeeding.
She wore a stunning silky white satin slip dress that featured daring cut-out lattice panels across the bodice, waist, and hips
Pictured left to right: Amybeth McNulty, guest, Bimini Bon Boulash, Lottie Tomlinson, Taylah Elaine, Uma Jammeh, guest and Cacherel Mirjah Mercer
She told fans during an Instagram Q&A session that she has found her self-image difficult to deal with following her pregnancy.
Answering a follower who asked if she was struggling with her body image, Lottie explained that it can be hard looking at her body after gaining pregnancy weight.
Alongside a mirror selfie, she penned: ‘I can’t lie it is hard to look at your body after birth and gaining a lot of weight. I definitely accept it more this time round [sic] but it’s hard to know how to dress and feel nice.
‘I feel like I still just want to be in my pjs 24/7 but I’m only a few weeks [post partum] so I’m trying to relax with it but I’m excited to get back to myself, start my fitness journey again. New mums be gentle with yourself it’s not easy.’
In June this year Lottie was then rushed for emergency surgery to have her appendix removed, and shared a clip explaining the scare from her hospital bed
Just a few days later, she revealed that she had been discharged from the hospital as she paid tribute to her partner Lewis
In June this year Lottie was then rushed for emergency surgery to have her appendix removed, and shared a clip explaining the scare from her hospital bed.
Just a few days later, she revealed that she had been discharged from the hospital.
Posting a photo from the back of a cab while holding hands with partner Lewis, she wrote: ‘Out of hospital and on the way to the hotel to rest.’
She added at the time: ‘Thank you all so much for the kind messages.’
She later shared a heartwarming image of Lewis with their two children in the pool, adding: ‘Back where I belong. You make everything better.’
