Poppy Delevingne showcases her incredible figure in a sparkly turquoise bikini during coastal getaway
She is the older sister of British supermodel, Cara Delevingne.
But Poppy Delevingne served up some model looks of her own as she wowed in a turquoise glitzy bikini on Friday.
The actress, 34, perched on a set of stairs and showcased her incredible figure in the matching two-piece as she made the most of the eased lockdown restrictions on her coastal holiday.
Wow! Poppy Delevingne cut a stylish figure in a shimmering turquoise bikini top with matching high-waist bottoms as she posed effortlessly during her coastal vacation on Friday
She posed up a storm in a the slinky turquoise number from the Oséree swimwear brand and their Lumière Collection.
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The blonde bombshell pulled her sun-drenched tresses up and away from her face, displaying her natural beauty.
Poppy opted for a makeup-free look which showcased her golden holiday tan.
Family matters: The socialite and model, 34, is the older sister of British supermodel Cara Delevingne and the pair share a lavish home in the Hollywood hills (pictured with other sibling Chloe)
To finish off the look, the socialite wore a pair of rounded shades and earrings for the effortless holiday snap.
In 2017, siblings Poppy, Chloe and Cara came together for their first ever collective interview with PORTER magazine.
Poppy discussed how she protected her younger sister from their mother Pandora's heroin addiction, which plagued the majority of their family years.
'There were tricky times,' she explained. 'I was 12 when it all started happening, which is the time you really need a mum – getting your period, wanting to know what sex is about.
'Cara was six years younger,' a protective Poppy went on to say. 'She slept in my bed for years.'
The girls' father, the grandson of the lawyer and politician Hamar Greenwood, 1st Viscount Greenwood, is an English property developer.
Candid: In 2017, siblings Poppy, Chloe and Cara came together for their first ever collective interview with PORTER magazine (pictured in 2014)
His business was at their healthiest - and most demanding - during his children's early years, as demonstrated when he sold the family's Grade II-listed Belgravia house for £10.5 million during the worst part of the Noughties credit crunch.
Their childhood experience clearly made the siblings closer than ever these days, with Cara saying of her sisters: 'I don't know what I would do without them, it would be horrifying. Put it this way, if one of them killed someone I would help bury the body.'
'We're incredibly close,' Chloe previously told the Daily Mail's You magazine.
Chloe also discussed how they're not afraid to celebrate their differences, as well as thriving on shared experiences.
Speaking to You magazine, she said she was thrilled to see her sisters achieve international modelling success.
'I am so proud of Poppy and Cara for what they have achieved and I think they would say the same about my choice to become a mother. There's a mutual respect,' she says.
Speaking out: The girls were brought up by mum Pandora, left, along with dad Charles, right (pictured in 2016)
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