Guess who? Aussie star turns up the heat as she flaunts peachy derrière in daring mini-skirt while on holiday in Miami
A famous Aussie had onlookers doing a double take when she stepped out in Miami for a bite to eat.
The TV personality ensured her famous curves were the star of the show when she arrived at 11th Street Diner, a retro eatery housed in a railroad-style car, located in South Beach.
The blonde beauty was dressed to impress in a green tee tucked into her bikini top that made the most of her tanned abs, paired with an itsy-bitsy kaleidoscope mini that showed off her trim pins.
She added to her look with a pair of designer shades to hide her famous visage.
The breakout star opted to turn her entrance into an impromptu photoshoot as she twisted and turned on the diner's stairs and flaunted her peachy derriere, while she ran her well-manicured hands through her thick hair extensions.
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So do you know who it is?
It's of course Made in Bondi star and Sydney heiress Emma 'Pills' Pillemer, 23.
Emma's no stranger to racy displays.
Earlier in the year she turned heads and raised temperatures at Coachella with one of the festival's most daring looks yet.
She made quite the entrance in a barely-there pink sequin bikini top that left little to the imagination.
She styled the eye-popping piece with a pair of low-slung, paint-splattered cargo trousers that clung to her hips with the help of a bold gold chain belt from her namesake jewellery line, Emma Pills.
Accessorising with playful butterfly jewellery, statement rings and layered gold chains, the blonde bombshell amped up the glam with tousled beach waves, dewy bronzed makeup and a swipe of glossy nude lipstick.
Emma was all smiles as she posed for a mirror selfie with a friend in one image, clutching a plush unicorn toy and playfully poking out her tongue while holding up her hot pink iPhone.
Her friend, equally festival-ready, wore an oversized graphic tee with wide-leg jeans and layered gold chains, completing her look with dark sunnies and chunky accessories.
Later in the evening, Emma was snapped lying on the grass with a brunette friend, looking effortlessly cool and soaking in the desert festival vibes.
Her outfit once again stole the spotlight, proving the Bondi stunner knows exactly how to command attention in a crowd.
The TV star, who recently launched a new collection through her Emma Pills brand, has been partying with Aussie influencer pals and was rumoured to have been spotted dancing near VIP areas with several big-name US creators.
Back in February, Emma gave fans an intimate look into her luxurious $30 million Sydney mansion in a YouTube video.
Emma walked fans across her sprawling estate located in the upmarket suburb of Vaucluse and pointed out the stunning marble floors and soaring ceilings that exuded elegance.
The influencer proudly showcased the expansive kitchen, which is big enough to be a high-end restaurant, complete with professional-grade appliances, custom cabinetry, and polished marble counter tops.
She then lead followers out to the private regulation-size tennis court, which featured lush greenery surrounding the area for added privacy.
As Emma stepped onto the terrace, she pointed out the breathtaking view of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House in the distance, which she wakes up to every morning.
She also showcased the stunning master bathroom, where the sleek design and lavish finishes took centre stage.
The bombshell finally took fans into the basement, where a private pool awaits - its sleek, modern design surrounded by mirrored walls and soft lighting, making it the perfect escape.
Emma also exhibited her custom-built bar area, complete with plush seating and an array of top-shelf spirits.
The sheer scale of the rooms makes the home feel like a luxury estate, with each space carefully curated to create an atmosphere of refined luxury.
Originally from Sydney's eastern suburbs, Emma is one of the Aussie 'It' girls who often lives it up in Los Angeles.
Best known for the eye-catching jewellery she designs for her eponymous brand, and her starring role on reality TV show Made in Bondi, the vivacious party girl is fast making a name for herself in business and social circles on both sides of the Pacific.
The daughter of a high-profile fund manager who founded one of Sydney's most powerful investment firms alongside former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull, Emma could've been forgiven for embracing the easy lifestyle of a trust-fund baby.
But instead, she launched her own brand just a year after finishing high school and quickly earned her first million, while also making a name for herself as the socialite queen bee of Gen Z.
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