Laura Dundovic proves she’s every inch the versatile model as she stages an impromptu photo shoot in front of a 7-Eleven in a VERY revealing outfit
Laura Dundovic has made a living off her striking model looks and incredible figure.
And on Saturday, the 34-year-old proved just how good her skills were by staging an impromptu photo shoot in front of a 7-Eleven petrol station in a very racy outfit.
Posting to her Instagram, the former Miss Universe Australia posed for a series of snaps showcasing her enviable physique.
Strike a pose! On Saturday, Laura Dundovic proved just how good her modelling skills were by staging an impromptu photo shoot in front of a 7-Eleven petrol station
The tall stunner ensured all eyes were on her as she modelled a midi-skirt which was split at the thigh and held together at the hips by an intricate cut-out design.
Meanwhile, the crop-top left little to the imagination as she flaunted her impressive abs and cleavage in a plunging neckline.
The blonde beauty wore her locks freshly blowdried, added a touch of bronzer to her cheeks and donned a brown lipstick for her night out.
Abs-olutely impressive! Posting to her Instagram, the former Miss Universe Australia posed for a series of snaps showcasing her enviable physique
Don’t move an inch! The tall stunner ensured all eyes were on her as she modelled a midi-skirt which was split at the thigh and held together at the hips by an intricate cut-out design
Bronzed goddess: The blonde beauty wore her locks freshly blowdried, added a touch of bronzer to her cheeks and donned a brown lipstick for her night out
Laura keeps fit by working out with celebrity personal trainers from Acero gym.
Her regimen includes a mix of weight-training and Pilates.
Back in July, Laura said she had been focusing on her mental health during the down time.
She said last year’s lockdown had inspired her to develop a ‘better relationship’ with herself.
How she does it: Laura keeps fit by working out with celebrity personal trainers from Acero gym
‘It was one of those moments when you realise that everything can be taken from you,’ Laura told Stellar magazine of being stuck at home.
‘So you’ve got to have a good relationship with yourself at the end of the day, to be able to cope with all that change,’ she added.
She explained that writing a daily checklist helped her while in lockdown.
Embracing change: ‘So you’ve got to have a good relationship with yourself at the end of the day, to be able to cope with all that change,’ she added
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