She’s the gorgeous red-head who first shot to fame starring on Australian soap Home And Away.
And on Wednesday, Isla Fisher turned heads as she filmed her latest movie, The Beach Bum in Miami, Florida.
The 41-year-old put on a busty display in a revealing tennis ensemble, which was matched with pink metallic platform sandals.
Flirty display! On Wednesday, Isla Fisher (pictured) donned a revealing sporty ensemble matched with metallic platform sandals as she filmed scenes for The Beach Bum in Florida
Cutting a flirty figure, the Australian bombshell dazzled in her character’s outfit, with the thigh-skimming hemline accentuating her trim pins.
The Nike-branded, white, green and blue attire clung to Isla’s slender frame while star flaunted her cleavage in the low-cut neckline.
Isla, who also writes children’s books for a living, wore her trademark red hair in pigtails for the scene.
Stunning! The outfit clung to the star’s slender ensemble while her ample assets were accentuated thanks to the low-cut neckline
Accessorising the look, Isla wore a pair of stylish sunglasses, while a gold watch adorned her wrist.
Surrounded by what looked to be several of the movie’s crew members, the actress rested her hands firmly on her hips as she strolled.
Completing the ensemble, Isla sported an immaculate crimson manicure and pedicure, while her lips were made up in a similar shade.
New role! The 41-year-old is in Miami, Florida filming scenes for the upcoming comedy
Hollywood star: The actress is set to star as the on-screen wife of Matthew McConaughey, whose character is described as a ‘rebellious stoner’
Isla, who is the wife of comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, is set to star alongside Matthew McConaughey in the Harmony Korine-directed film.
The 47-year-old actor will star as a rebellious stoner called Moondog.
Former Wedding Crashers star Isla will reportedly portray Moondog’s wife in the yet-to-be-released comedy.
Multi-talented: As well as working as an actress, Isla (pictured with husband Sacha Baron Cohen) writes children’s books for a living