Too Hot To Handle’s Larissa Trownson busts out of her plunging black mini dress

It may be winter in the Southern Hemisphere.

But Too Hot To Handle star Larissa Trownson brought the Kiwi heat to Instagram on Tuesday as she stripped down for a racy photo shoot inside an elevator. 

The New Zealand-born blonde sizzled as she posed inside an elevator wearing a plunging black mini dress that could barely contain her surgically-enhanced assets. 

She completed her look with a Balenciaga handbag worth $1650 and gold Chanel earrings worth around $1000. 

The buxom bombshell wore a dramatic makeup look and allowed her poker-straight mane to fall loosely by her shoulders. 

‘Get in losers, we’re being fabulous,’ she captioned the image, before spruiking the designer of her dress. 

Larissa appeared on season two of the hit show Too Hot To Handle, which aired on Netflix last year

Larissa appeared on season two of the hit show Too Hot To Handle, which aired on Netflix in 2021. 

She recently admitted to getting a breast enlargement, regular Botox injections and lip filler.

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia in June, the blonde said she’s unashamed to speak about her cosmetic enhancements and wants to be ‘transparent’ to help other women.

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia in June, the blonde said she’s unashamed to speak about her cosmetic enhancements and wants to be ‘transparent’ to help other women

‘I think it’s really important that we’re transparent about work we’ve had done, otherwise that helps portray unreal beauty standards especially for younger women,’ she said. 

‘So I’ve always been upfront about it and I chose to have it, so I’m proud of it.’

When asked to describe herself in three words, Larissa said she’s ‘brains and beauty’. 

Too Hot To Handle follows a bunch of sexy singletons staying in a beachside mansion who must get through a four-week sex ban to win $100,000.

‘I think it’s really important that we’re transparent about work we’ve had done, otherwise that helps portray unreal beauty standards especially for younger women,’ she said