Michelle Keegan looked gorgeous as she launched her latest collection with Very on Thursday.
The Brassic actress was all about bright colours and the summer sunshine as she posed in different outfits from the collection.
Many of the clothing products include chic dresses that are perfect for transitioning from summer days to cooler summer evenings.
In one picture, Michelle posed with her hand on her hip as she rocked a blue form-fitting minidress emblazoned in white flowers. The dress is sleeveless on one side.
Another stunning picture had her posing in a green and pink patterned co-ord outfit.
The top is a button-up and long-sleeved while the skirt is fairly form-fitting.
Michelle also posed in a summery pink maxi dress. In the snap, she leaned against the blue wall and gazed off camera.
The actress has been busy at work filming for a new series as well as promoting her own swimwear brand.
She said the project had been two years in the making - but was “completely worth the wait”.
Taking to social media to share the news with her Instagram followers, the actress showed off her incredible bikini bod as she modelled a white two piece from her new range.
She captioned the post: “So this has been over 2 YEARS in the making... I can’t believe it’s finally launch day!!
“I’ve always wanted to create my very own swimwear range that everybody feels comfortable in but with a twist.”
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The 35-year-old continued: “It was completely worth the wait in order to perfect a perfect multi-way bikini that you can wear in 20 different ways.
“And that you can wear from the beach to the bar.”
Revealing the name of her new business venture is ‘Orfila Bee’, Michelle explained it was special as Orfila is her grandma’s maiden name.
While the Bee part represents the symbol of the city of Manchester, where Michelle is from.
Michelle is in Australia to film the BBC drama Ten Pound Poms while her husband Mark has work commitments of his own back home.
"[It's] about what it means to start again, to be an outsider in a new land. It asks questions about success and failure, identity, parenthood and belonging," screenwriter Danny Brocklehurst said of the show.
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