By Geraint Llewellyn For Mailonline

Published: 09:11 EDT, 25 July 2022 | Updated: 10:18 EDT, 25 July 2022

Iskra Lawrence ensured all eyes were on her as she posed up a storm on a beach photoshoot on Sunday. 

The model, 31, looked incredible in a cream crochet bikini with matching kimono and figure hugging flares as she soaked up the sun in Malibu.

Iskra's skimpy ensemble by PrettyLittleThing flaunted her enviable figure as the flowing cover-up blew dramatically in the wind for the stunning shots. 

Beach babe: Iskra Lawrence ensured all eyes were on her as she posed up a storm on a beach photoshoot in Malibu on Sunday

The beauty wore her blonde locks in loose waves and kept her accessories to a minimum with a simple gold necklace and matching earrings.

The mother-of-one strolled along the beach as she carried her belongings in a straw tote.   

Iskra showcased the empowering extent to which she's a body confidence advocate by sharing a 'self-love' promotion video earlier this year. 

The runway star candidly spoke of how her body journey 'has brought me to where I am today' as she stripped down to Calvin Klein lingerie. 

Fun in the sun: The model, 31, looked incredible in a cream crochet bikini with matching kimono and figure hugging flares as she soaked up the sun in Malibu 

The Wolverhampton native's voiceover said: 'When was the last time you truly saw yourself, when you let your eyes glaze over your body, let your hands caress your skin? Was the last time you spoke to yourself negative or was it loving?'

The model opened up about her own experience in the post's accompanying caption: 'My journey with my body has brought me to where I am today. 

'As dark as it's been at times choosing recovery and choosing myself will always be a life changing decision. A decision I hope you have or will choose too, because you matter.' 

Iskra and her partner, tour manager and songwriter Philip Payne, became parents for the first time when they welcomed a baby son into the world in April 2020. 

The model previously opened up about how she felt 'lost' and unsure of herself after becoming a mother, and even questioned her career choices. 

In an essay for Today earlier this year, she wrote: 'I started to think I should just try getting back to 'me' - and that 'me' was a body-confident lingerie model. I started looking at my body and wondering if I felt confident enough.

'Then another thought dawned on me: "Can I even do this? I'm a mother now. What would people think? Would my child resent me posting lingerie pics in 10 years?" 

'What about my family-friendly neighbourhood — will I embarrass myself if they all see me in my undies?'

'I thought, "You're a mother now. You’ll look desperate for attention and validation — it’s just not a good look".

'I wanted to rediscover the part of me that wouldn’t give a damn about parading around in my panties, or anyone's opinions of me.' 

Mum's the word: The model previously opened up about how she felt 'lost' and unsure of herself after becoming a mother, and even questioned her career choices

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