Suki Waterhouse shares breathtaking shot of herself posing topless

She recently celebrated the release of her new movie Misbehaviour – days before cinemas across the UK were forced to close amid the COVID-19 lockdown.

But Suki Waterhouse found other ways to capture her fans’ attention on Wednesday evening, when she took to Instagram to share a shot of herself posing topless. 

In the image, the 28-year-old model was seen sporting just a long pendant necklace as she peered through a window with her hands pressed against the pane.

With her tresses falling beyond her shoulders in soft waves, the star showed off her comedic side as she captioned the snap, which was taken by British photographer Tom Mitchell: ‘what my taquitos see from inside the microwave.’ [sic]

Joining the star in sharing shots on Wednesday was former Love Island contestant Lucie Donlan, who took to the image-sharing app to upload a sizzling bikini snap.

The stunning surfer was seen relaxing on a couch as she sported the barely-there swimwear, with her blonde locks styled in lengthy curls, in a picture she captioned: ”Oh you’re dating my ex? Cool, I’m eating a sandwich want those leftovers too?’

Actress Emily Atack, 30, opted for her a different approach when she shared her own snap, uploading an image of herself wrapped in a blue blanket.

She captioned the shot, which also showed her hugging a garden gnome: ‘Stayin Gnome,’ in reference to the UK’s coronavirus lockdown.

Meanwhile, Suki takes on the role of Sandra Wolsfeld, Miss USA, in her recently released movie Misbehaviour. 

The film follows a group of female activists who hatch a plan to disrupt the 1970 Miss World beauty competition in London.

Their outrage stems from the racism that surrounding the competition.

Teasing the drama for Gugu Mbatha-Raw’s Jennifer, the trailer sees her try and navigate her place in the pageant world as one of the few black women to compete.

‘If I win there would be little girls who might start to believe they have a place in the world,’ she says of her hopes for the future.

Facing racism in the industry, Jennifer laments the lack of attention she gets because of her skin colour as she tells a fellow contestant that there were ‘not so many flashbulbs for me’ when people came to take their pictures.