Olivia Bowen left little to the imagination on Friday when she posed up a storm in teal lingerie.
The former Love Island star, 27, shared two sensational snaps on Instagram, slipping into a lace bra, matching briefs and a sexy garter as she showcased her enviable physique and impressive tattoo collection.
The blonde bombshell pulled her lips into a sultry pout in one photo, leaning her right knee on a stylish armchair with her right arm cupped behind her head.
Unreal: Olivia Bowen, 27, left little to the imagination on Friday when she posed up a storm in teal lingerie
Wearing her platinum hair loose, the reality starlet’s glossy locks fell in waves above her shoulders, and she tied her glamorous look together with a full face of make-up.
In a second snap, Olivia flashed her followers a grin as she tilted her head, gently placing her perfectly manicured fingertips on her knee.
Olivia accessorised with a silver ring and an Apple watch – both worn on her left arm.
It comes weeks after Olivia’s fans called her ‘inspiring’ after she bravely displayed her psoriasis in a lingerie shoot.
In March, the reality starlet, who has previously spoken about dealing with the skin condition, shared snaps of herself donning pink lace lingerie along with an inspirational message.
Jaw-dropping: The former Love Island star shared two sensational snaps on Instagram, slipping into a lace bra, matching briefs and a sexy garter
Posing in her bathroom, Olivia wrote: ‘GROW through what you GO through & you will GLOW boo!’
The blonde bombshell let her blonde locks fall loose in the photos while she also donned a white bath robe.
Olivia re-shared one of the photos to her Instagram Stories and said the reason she speaks about her psoriasis is because she would have loved to see someone talk about it when she was struggling with it as a teenager.
She wrote: ‘Some days I don’t wanna look at my skin, some days I don’t care, some days I love it. The reality is it just doesn’t f*****g matter in comparison to what is worth our time in the world.
‘i just get on with my life & do my work & enjoy being alive & live my best! The main reason I acknowledge my psoriasis online is because I KNOW how much I would have loved to see someone in the public eye with it when I had it last at 17 years old.
‘It shouldn’t even be a thing to be honest, but I know how on bad days it can get you down.Your messages on how much it helps seeing me confident with it are really lovely.
Beauty: Olivia was called ‘inspiring’ by her fans for bravely displaying her psoriasis in a lingerie shoot
‘Really so sweet & I’m happy that you guys can take something away from seeing someone just living with it. You can too!’
Olivia was inundated with comments from her followers who praised her for sharing the motivational post.
Olivia previously admitted her 10-year battle leaves her feeling ‘terribly insecure’ at times as she deals with flare-ups which can last up to four months.
Sharing a photo of the condition on her abs, she wrote: ‘A few of you catching up, this is called guttate psoriasis.
Incredible: In March Olivia shared snaps of herself donning pink lace lingerie along with an inspirational message
‘I have had it a couple times before, I’ve had it like this (all over my body head to toe once before when I was 17. It usually stays with me around 3/4 months. Some days it’s horrible & painful & makes me feel terribly insecure.
‘Other days I pick myself up & remind myself there are many many things worse than a wee skin condition, and that’s what I hold onto! It’s just skin, who I am is important.’ (sic)
The Exempt Society CEO also shared why she wouldn’t be revealing the name of her prescription cream as she added: ‘it is prescribed & very strong so it would be irresponsible for me to suggest out to everyone & anyone.
‘All I can say is definitely definitely contact your doctors and go throughout them. It really is worth it, it’s not embarrassing, it’ll help.’ (sic)
In January, the TV star reminded her followers they should take her glamorous posts ‘with a pinch of salt.’
Important: Olivia said the reason she speaks about her psoriasis is because she would have loved to see someone talk about it when she was struggling with it as a teenager
She also revealed she shared the post to ask for fans’ help in locating a sunbed-for-rent as the UV lights were the only thing that treated her patches.
Psoriasis occurs when a person’s skin replacement process takes place within days rather than the usual 21-to-28 days.
The accumulation of skin cells builds up to form raised plaques, which can be flaky, scaly and itchy.
Candid: Olivia previously admitted her 10-year battle leaves her feeling ‘terribly insecure’ at times as she deals with flare-ups which can last up to four months