She recently returned home to Tier 4 restricted Essex, following a luxurious Dubai break with her partner Dan Edgar.
And Amber Turner showcased her surgically-enhanced cleavage in a revealing £320 Fendi swimming costume on Monday, in a throwback snap.
The TOWIE star, 27, completed the look with a £945 Rive Gauche tote bag from Yves Saint Laurent as she reflected on her ‘2020 memories’.
Sizzling: Amber Turner showcased her surgically-enhanced cleavage in a revealing £320 Fendi swimsuit and she accesorised with a £945 YSL handbag in a throwback Dubai snap on Monday
Her designer one-piece featured silver piping and the iconic Fendi motif.
Amber accesorised with a collection of jewellery and framed her face with circular shades.
The influencer styled her blonde tresses in an effortless wave and sported flawless make-up.
In a separate image uploaded to her Instagram Story, Amber rocked orange tinted shades and a semi-sheer beach dress.
Picture of happiness: In a separate image uploaded to her Instagram Story, the blonde bombshell, 27, sported orange tinted shades and a semi-sheer beach dress
She lovingly rested her arm on her beau, 30, who donned a black tee and cream hat.
Amber and boyfriend Dan shared multiple updates from their trip as they flew out of London’s Heathrow Airport for an ‘exciting business venture’ in December.
The blonde beauty revealed they had both had a coronavirus test before travelling, which came back negative, and they also had an antibody test to see if they had ever had Covid-19, which too came back negative.
After posting several updates from the airport and their flight, Amber revealed that they had landed in Dubai and were back at her ‘favourite’ Palm Jumeirah.
Dan’s representative previously told MailOnline: ‘Dan has had to go to Dubai for an exciting business venture that is soon to released.
Backlash: It comes after a flurry of reality stars have been slammed over the past few weeks for jetting off to the lives of the Maldives, St Barts and Dubai
‘This is something that Dan has been working extremely hard over the past few years on and if it wasn’t essential for Dan & Amber to attend they would have stayed back in the UK.’
The couple then returned home to Essex, currently under Tier 4 restrictions, for Christmas while many reality stars continued their Dubai jaunt.
Despite the coronavirus crisis worsening, stars of TOWIE, Love Island and Geordie Shore appear to be soaking up the sun around the globe in their droves.
Most have flocked to Dubai, as the United Arab Emirates has played host to a number of stars over the past year, despite the consistent rules throughout advising against international travel, save for work or education.
On December 20, London and surrounding areas were plunged into Tier 4, which saw travel abroad for leisure ‘not permitted’, with exceptions only allowed for reasons such as work, education and childcare, however Vogue Williams and her husband Spencer Matthews were spotted on a family holiday to St. Barts last Monday.
Government guidelines for international travel currently state: ‘Following identification of a new variant of the virus, international travel from your area may be increasingly restricted because of domestic regulations…
‘Different rules apply in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. For example, those in tier 4 areas in England will not be permitted to travel abroad apart from limited exceptions, such as work purposes. Follow all the rules that apply to you.’
The general travel advice on the Gov.uk site reads: ‘We continue to advise against all non-essential international travel to some countries and territories. You should check the country page for your destination….
‘We are monitoring the international situation very closely and keeping this advice under constant review so that it reflects our latest assessment of risks to British people. We take a range of factors into account.
‘For coronavirus, this includes the incidence rate and the resilience of healthcare provision in each country.’
Against: Non-essential travel has been strongly advised against since the beginning of the pandemic