OLIVIA Hawkins looked sensational in a shimming skin-fit gown as she hit the Red Carpet.
The Love Island alumni, 28 - often dubbed the "villain" of her 2023 series - went bra-free as she donned the gold maxi dress with a plunging neckline.
Liv's long-sleeve garment flattered her glowing tan and she accessorised with a matching gold ring and French manicure.
The model and actress finished off her look with a bouncy blow dry and glam black eye make-up.
She stepped out on the Red Carpet for the gala screening of The Marvels at Cineworld Leicester Square.
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Liv is no stranger to a sexy outfit, recently flashing her bum in a see-through skirt.
She also recently posed in a striking neon green bikini as she relaxed in a pool.
Yet the star has taken a break from the spotlight of late.
She recently took to social media to tell of her heartbreak after her beloved grandma died.
She shared a throwback snap of herself as a child with her gran, with the caption: "1934-2023 Love You Nannie."
She added a white dove and a heart hands emoji to the post.
Liv then shared a second retro snap of her and other young family members playing table football with their nan.
"Forever in our hearts," she wrote.
Her grandma would have been 90 next year, having passed away aged 89.
Olivia's sad news comes after she hinted she may have signed up for the upcoming All Stars spin-off of Love Island.
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Meanwhile, amid the speculation, Olivia recently defended herself against claims she was a "villain" in the winter series.
She appeared on ex-islander Toby Aromolaran's Fancy a Chat? podcast and hit out at her co-stars for sniping at her in TikTok videos.
She said: "It's like don't you have anything better to do? Go and live your life and smash it.
"It's really giving Mean Girls behaviour and I don't stand for it.
"I don't retaliate. What is it going to gain for me? It's just not worth it. I wish them all the best. I just wish they'd stop going in on me on social media."
