Former Coronation Street star Lucy Fallon served up some seriously stylish looks as the partied with pals at Lytham Festival. The Blackpool actress, who played Bethany Platt in the ITV soap, looked sharp in the sunshine in a smart black suit worn with a lacy bralet top.
Lucy teamed her suit with cute chunky black wellies with a striking green sole as she smiled for the camera in snaps shared on her Instagram. "A seriously good weekend of seriously good s***." she captioned her post.
Former Coronation Street co-star Katie McGlynn shared a love heart eyes emoji as the compliments came pouring in. With another photo of herself at the festival she wrote cheerily: "Existing on pure vibes."
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And she looked gorgeous in a peachy blazer jacket with a pink T-shirt and blue jeans accessorised with a colourful mini bag with a pastel pink animal print strap and angular black sunglasses.
amyvanderwal praised: "The queen serving iconic lewks since 1995." jessiecrook said: "Oh I love this outfit x" jodihollie commented: "Loveeeeeee this blazer." And nuala.mccarthy said: "Lovely peach jacket Lucy looking gorgeous."
The 26-year-old star often shares her top fashion finds on Instagram and recently lifted the lid on where to buy her favourite jeans. The blue denims favoured by Lucy are from Arket and cost £59.
She also shared her love for a pair of £32.99 cycling shorts from Adanola. Lucy said: “I hate to be dramatic but you NEED these cycling shorts. I love stuff like this for travelling and just everyday because they are SO comfy.”
Lucy played Bethany in the ITV soap from 2015 until 2020. During her time on the Manchester-based show the character was at the centre of a hard-hitting and highly acclaimed storyline that saw her teen character groomed by tanning shop boss Nathan Curtis.
The character left for a writing job in London following a romance with widower Daniel Osbourne who proposed to her on the rebound. In May 2019, announcing her decision to leave, Lucy wrote in a statement on Twitter: "After the most incredible four years, I have made the extremely difficult decision to leave Coronation Street at the end of my contract in 2020.
"It’s hard to put into words how much this show means to me. I’ve made lifelong friends with some of the most talented and hardworking people in the industry, I’ve had some terrific and immensely important storylines and I’ve laughed with the best people everyday.
"I’m so thankful to Iain (Corrie boss Iain MacLeod) and everyone at Coronation Street. I owe everything to them and I will miss them greatly."
Last year Lucy appeared as fans had never seen her before in a supernatural thriller podcast Sour Hall based on a short story by Naomi Booth about a lesbian couple who move to an isolated farm high up on the Yorkshire moors and are put to the test by a boggart, a tormenting character from English folklore.
Lucy was the 2018 winner of the National Television Award for Serial Drama Performance, the winner of the 2018 British Soap Awards for Best Actress and Best Female Dramatic Performance as well as winning the 2017 Inside Soap Award for Best Actress. Earlier this year she teased her next role as she took to her Instagram Stories to hold a Q&A with her followers.
"When are you back on our screens?" she was asked. And blonde Lucy replied with a black and white snap of herself with long wavy brunette tresses. "Some exciting things coming up! Can't wait for everyone to see," she said.
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