Pip Edwards Wows Fans with Toned Abs in Crop Top

Pip Edwards shocked followers on Saturday when she showed off her very sculpted abs.

The Ksubi creative director, 45, shared a mirror selfie to Instagram as she flashed her taut tummy in a tiny crop top.

She paired the baby tee with a loose, long-sleeved button-up, opening it over her stomach to show off the fruits of her labour.

Pip finished off the look with a pair of baggy camo trousers from the Ksubi brand, and stepped into a set of comfortable sneakers.

Keeping her face hidden with her phone, the P.E Nation founder added a pair of dark sunglasses and pulled her blonde tresses back into an updo. 

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Pip Edwards, 45, shocked followers on Saturday when she showed off her very sculpted abs

It comes after Pip posted to her social media to share an intimate family moment with her son Justice late last month.

The fashion designer took the opportunity to take a sly dig at her 18-year-old boy—who she often features in her online posts.

‘Turns out he can smile in photos,’ Pip wrote in the caption of her post, referencing her son’s usually sombre appearance in her photos.

Posing at a table in an outdoor restaurant, one photo featured the fashionista gazing lovingly at her boy while he smiled broadly for the camera.

Another photo showed Justice listening to his mother earnestly.

The high-profile entrepreneur and her son recently spent time undergoing an ‘equilibrium of health’ program on an island near Bangkok.

The retreat is priced upwards from $9,350 for an individual’s five-night stay—per the company’s website.

Pip shares Justice with her ex, fellow fashion brand owner Dan Single.

Pip Edwards is the creative director of Ksubi and co-founder of P.E Nation

The designer has previously revealed it’s not always fun for her boy to see his famous mother flexing online.

‘It’s hard for him when everyone around him sees what I do on Instagram,’ she told The Daily Telegraph.

‘I know that he knows the purpose and the reason and the why, and he’s reaping the rewards of that work.’

Pip said social media can have negative consequences for teenage boys in general.

‘There’s a real self-critical energy out there with young boys. There’s a lot of self doubt,’ she said.

‘I always tell Justice, what’s your best is not someone else’s best. Which is still really hard for me to do as an adult.’

Justice was a student at a Rose Bay high school and has ambitions to join the NBA.

Pip and Justice’s dad Dan, 47, split in 2008, but have remained on good terms.

The fashionista has said the pair share a strong ‘co-parenting relationship’ and are still close.