Tess Daly showcased her stunning figure in a white bikini as she prepared for a weekend of glorious sunshine.
The Strictly Come Dancing presenter, 53, posed in the show-stopping two piece, which was complemented by a chic polka dot cover up.
“Hoping for another scorcher of a weekend. The Summer of... wearing our swimwear in the backgarden!” Tess captioned the Instagram photo on Friday.
The sunny snap was taken in the garden of the luxurious Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire home she shares with husband Vernon Kay, and their daughters Phoebe, 16, and Amber, 12.
Tess smiled at the camera as she showed off her age-defying, enviable figure in the bikini, which was from her own swimwear brand, NAIA.
The presenter launched the firm with friend Gayle Lawton back in March, and the collection features swimsuits and two pieces made from used fishing nets and recycled plastic.
The swimwear Tess wore in the sun-soaked picture is the Gaia bikini, priced at £120, while her Freya Maxi Kaftan cover-up is available for £130.
And her celebrity friends are also big fans of NAIA, with the likes of Amanda Holden, Gabby Logan and Katie Piper wearing swimwear from her debut brand.
Britian’s Got Talent judge Amanda recently showed off pieces from Tess’s swimwear collection while on holiday in Portugal last month, and wowed fans in a white bikini and cover-up.
When launching NAIA, Tess revealed that she was inspired by her holidays to the Maldives when creating the line, and said she was really proud of her efforts.
"Me and my longtime friend Gayle have worked so hard to realise our dream of launching our collection of luxurious beachwear,” she wrote on Instagram at the time.
“We're really proud of the results and hope you love it as much as we do. Our mission at NAIA is for you to feel comfortable, confident and special when wearing our collection and that's why each piece is designed for an ultra flattering fit,” Tess added.
She said her favourite piece was the glamorous Hera one-shouldered bikini, which is part of their limited-edition sustainable swimwear capsule collection, with much of the nylon used coming from used fishing nets and discarded textiles.
