Lily James looks gorgeous in a pink striped bikini as she poses on a boat during sun-soaked summer trip
And Lily James shared another look at her lavish trip on Tuesday as she posted a stylish snap posing on a yacht.
The Mamma Mia actress, 36, looked stunning in a striped pink and red strappy bikini which she wore with a sheer white linen skirt.
Another snap from her trip saw her putting on a busty display in a plunging white summer dress as she soaked up the sun.
Taking to her Instagram Story this week she also shared snaps enjoying some delicious local pasta and exploring the sights.
Though Lily didn't tag her location in her holiday posts the wine she was drinking was from Tuscany which suggests she may be enjoying her August in Italy.
The posts comes after last week Lily lifted the lid on her love life in a very sexy shoot for Who What Wear magazine.
While the leggy star kept tight lipped if she is dating anyone currently, she did disclose she isn't a fan of dating apps.
In the candid interview, the Hollywood actress - who tries to keep her relationships under wraps - admitted she feels 'self-conscious' to go on dating apps.
She said: 'I was always in relationships when the [dating] apps started. Now, I just don't know. I feel a bit self-conscious.
'I try to stay really private, as private as I can. To be on a dating app feels a bit counterintuitive to that desire.'
Lily also shared her fears for getting older, admitting her biggest change in her thirties has been realising 'life is finite'.
She added: 'I only want to do stuff that I really care about.
'I want to spend time with the people I love. I want to make the most of this wild and crazy life, so I only want to work on stuff that I really love. That's changed.'
Though Lily didn't tag her location in her holiday posts the wine she was drinking was from Tuscany which suggests she may be enjoying her August in Italy
The Tom & Pammy star was last romantically linked to musician Michael Shuman in late 2023.
It came after Lily hit back at Instagram moderators at the start of last week after one of her posts was removed by the social media platform for breaching community guidelines.
The British actress has been on location in the Canadian wilderness while filming Harmonia, a forthcoming thriller from director Guy Nattiv.
But she caught the eye of Instagram moderators after sharing an array of photos from the shoot, including one in which she and her co-stars appear to be completely naked.
The blurred shot - posted to celebrate the film's completion - captures Lily and five unidentified fellow actresses holding hands as they form a tight circle and gaze up at the sky, as if in worship.
Scheduled for release in 2026, Harmonia is inspired by the real life experiences of Nattiv's own grandmother and her connection to a bizarre cult in the 1980s.
The new film also features Carrie Coon, formerly of The White Lotus, The Last Of Us star Bella Ramsey, and Odessa Young, who also features alongside Jeremy Allen White in forthcoming Bruce Springsteen biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere.
But Lily' apparent celebration of the shoot was cut short by Instagram, who removed the post in accordance with community guidelines regarding online nudity.
Her trip comes after Lily hit back at Instagram last week after one of her posts was removed by the social media platform for breaching community guidelines
Evidently unhappy with the decision, she later posted: 'Instagram you deleted my last post … why…'
Instagram is yet to respond publicly, and the post remains notably absent from her social media platform.
The company's community guidelines serve to implement restrictions on hate speech, bullying and content related to violence, self-harm and various illegal activities.
Intellectual property, spam, inappropriate imagery and branded content are also monitored by the site.
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