Elsa Hosk models sheer baby blue lace thong underwear from home

Elsa Hosk modelled a sheer baby blue lace thong underwear set for a sexy new photo which she posted on Instagram on Friday. 

The model, 31, had the photo taken by her long-term love Tom Daly as part of an advertorial for Victoria’s Secret from the comfort of their home during lockdown. 

And she looked just as sensational as ever in the three-piece lingerie set which consisted of a sheer bra, thong and suspender belt. 

Showing off her rear view, Elsa’s photo looked professionally done as she stood aside blue hydrangeas which matched her look perfectly. 

She captioned the image with the words: ‘Shot the new @victoriassecret x @forloveandlemons collection during isolation with @tomtomdaly.’

Elsa’s make-up looked stunning in the snap and her caramel tresses were styled into loose curls which framed her pretty features. 

A second picture showed her posing in the underwear from the front as she pulled her jeans down seductively.  

Swedish beauty Elsa and Tom have been dating since 2015. 

The pair most recently enjoyed a four-day camping trip late last month for Tom’s birthday. 

‘Happy bday baby!!! This trip was for you! 4 days of camping bliss- I love u forever [Tom Daly]!! my double O Goose,’ captioned Elsa.

She included ten photos in the post, which gave her 6.1million followers a glimpse at all of the forest fun they endured.  

Elsa recently took to Instagram to share some of her feelings about the ongoing social unrest across America and show support for Black Lives Matter.

Her lengthy text post read: ‘As a white person it is my duty to speak up about racism. I know I’m privileged. We need to change the systems of privilege that allow white people to move through the world far more easily than others; to buy homes where they choose. To go for a run without being murdered. Ask a cop a question without being murdered. That is white privilege.

‘We need to listen and educate ourselves on the history of oppression and racism and police brutality. We need to vote for people that will try and change the systems that allow racism to continues. 

‘As always we need to look to ourselves and see how we contribute, what we do and don’t and end racism in our daily lives; educate friends and colleagues, call people out that make racist comments and do it on the street, in our homes, at school and at work. We cannot overlook what is happening, black people alone cannot reform racism.’

She replied to one critic in the comments by breaking down the concept of white privilege.

‘White privilege is not the suggestion that white people have never struggled,’ she wrote. ‘White privilege is not the assumption that everything a white person has accomplished is unearned.’

‘I’ll give you a few examples of what it can be; white privledge [sic] is being able to walk into a store and find that the displays of shampoo, makeup stockings etc were catered toward your hair type and skin tone.