Daisy Lowe goes topless as she models risqué lingerie and suspenders in racy bridal photoshoot for Agent provocateur ahead of her wedding
Daisy Lowe modelled risqué lace lingerie and suspenders before going topless in racy new photoshoot for Agent provocateur on Thursday.
The model, 36, who is counting down to her wedding to real estate developer, Jordan Saul, has been announced as the face of the brand's upcoming bridal campaign.
Shot at The Lanesborough Hotel in London, Daisy looked sensational in a semi-sheer corset and a dramatic veil while sipping on champagne.
She later changed into a balconette bra and matching knickers with a cropped bolero jacket layered over the top.
For another photo, Daisy laid on the floor with a dramatic sheer robe draped over her shoulders.
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After working with Creative Director Sarah Shotton, Daisy said of the campaign: 'I'm so honoured to be back with Agent Provocateur for bridal, it's so surreal.
'AP has been a huge part of my life and I'm so honoured to work with everyone again, especially Sarah.
'I've known Sarah since I was a young model and she always and still makes me feel confident and sexy and that is why she is and always will be one of my great friends.'
Daisy - who is the daughter of model, Pearl Lowe, and musician Gavin Rossdale - previously revealed she is busy planning her Somerset wedding with partner, three years after they got engaged.
In addition, the former Strictly star, explained that while she is busy with preparations for her big day the couple have also decided to move to Somerset with their daughter Ivy, two.
Daisy admitted she has been quite overwhelmed and 'super anxious' recently as she attempts to balance having a 'toddler, planning a wedding and a new home'.
Speaking in the June addition of SOMERSET LIFE magazine, Daisy said she 'needs to get married before she can think about having baby number two'.
Daisy said: 'I'm moving to and marrying in Somerset. That's how much I love it. I will coordinate Ivy with me and my bridesmaids, she'll be a little flower girl but I'm still trying to figure it all out.'
She continued: 'Jordan is really practical whereas I'm the creative one, so I need him to make certain decisions and he lets me get on with the creative stuff.'
'But having a toddler, planning a wedding and a new home is quite a lot. First thing this morning I had to write so I don't feel super anxious. I don't feel actual pressure, but it is an exciting idea that it could be better than my 18th, which was one of the best parties ever. I think we might top it.
The star revealed the couple have decided to move to the country after being 'inspired' by her mum as she grew up surrounded by nature.
She said: 'Now the plan is to rent a little eco-home in Somerset while we start looking for somewhere to build our own eco-home.
'We can immerse ourself in the life with Ivy starting nursery there next year and start building out community. The idea that when we're there we will find the exact bit of land.'
The mother-of-one is already looking at wormeries, 'so she can give back to the land and reusable water pumps and heat pumps' for her new property.
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