Actress Michelle Keegan struck sartorial gold on Monday as she debuted a head-turning 70s-inspired outfit.
Taking to her Instagram Stories, the Brassic star uploaded a sunkissed snapshot of her selfie posing in the passenger seat of a car while perfecting a nonchalant pose with one hand placed beneath her chin.
Looking bronzed and beautiful, the mother-of-one rocked a pair of seriously bold trousers emblazoned with stripes in shades of lime-green, chocolate, lemon-yellow and navy.
For a cohesive look, the actress, 37, teamed her statement trousers with a simple vest in a chestnut hue, dainty gold necklaces and a pair of funky shades complete with tinted, yellow lenses.
As for hair and makeup, Michelle opted for a fresh-faced look and a swept-back hairdo with added volume to the crown.
When it comes to fashion, the actress is typically a stickler for simple designs that stand the test of time. In a previous interview with Women's Health, she shared: "I always wear and buy things that I know I'd wear again, whether it's next year or the year after. I don't really follow trends."
Musing on her key wardrobe staples, Michelle told the publication that her must-have pieces include a good pair of jeans, a tracksuit, a pair of gym leggings, "a nice winter coat" and a bomber jacket for the warmer months.
Michelle's major family change
The actress is currently wrapped up in a baby bubble following the arrival of her daughter, Palma. Mark and Michelle welcomed their first child together on 6 March, announcing her arrival into the world via a sweet social media post.
Since welcoming their bundle of joy, Mark has shared a glimpse inside their parenting journey, as well as his unbridled joy about becoming a father.
During an appearance on Heart radio, the former TOWIE star said of fatherhood: "It's the biggest achievement of my life, it's all I think about."
Heaping praise on his wife, Mark went on to say: "Obviously hats go off to my wife, she is an absolute superhuman, a superhero for bringing this baby into the world.
"It makes you realise what our mums did for us and makes me have so much more respect than I already had and what women had to go through."
Recalling the moment he held baby Palma in his arms for the first time, he added: "That moment when I held her in my arms, it gets me emotional now thinking about it."