Michelle Keegan proves herself to be the perfect model as she shows off her incredible figure while unveiling her new clothing line

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photo of Michelle Keegan
 

She is the envy of countless women with her showstopping hourglass physique, and is the object of desire of many more men.
And Coronation Street star Michelle Keegan put her enviable figure on show and turned heads for a photo shoot to unveil her new fashion range for Lipsy.
Completing her transition from the cobbles of Corrie to bona fide model, the 26-year-old actress positively dazzled as she worked her magic in front of the camera.
Michelle Keegan is the latest in a long line of celebrities to create a capsule collection for a high street brand.
Her line with Lipsy comes after Lucy Watson's recent launch of dresses for the label and we can't wait. Unfortunately we're going to have to practice being patient because it won't be available to buy until 3rd July...
In the meantime, however, we can get our hands on her stylish shoes. These lovely strappy high heel sandals are super glamorous and will work to dress up a number of looks already in your wardrobe. Skinny or boyfriend jeans and a tee can be given fashion editor edge, while your little black dress will be brought to life by the shimmering gold straps.
Click the link (right) to buy these beauties now direct from the Lipsy online store. We love the contrast of gold with black and cream but if you prefer to stay golden then take a look at the metallic styles we've found elsewhere on the high street.
Splash the cash at L.K. Bennett or save your pennies at New Look. And roll on 3rd July!!


 
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