Rosie Huntington-Whiteley set pulses racing as she posed up a storm for a series of very racy Instagram snaps on Saturday.

The model, 36, showcased her incredible figure in a daring sheer lace jumpsuit, which she wore underneath a smart black blazer.

She added some extra inches to her frame with a pair of pointed stilettos and let her outfit do all the talking as she simply accessorised with silver earrings.

Rosie, who is in a relationship with Jason Statham, added a pop of colour to her look with a bold slick of red lipstick.

The beauty offered a variety of different angles as she stood in front of the mirror before posing for some glam snaps.

Rosie’s snaps come after she attended the Dolce & Gabbana show during Milan Fashion Week and sat alongside Kylie Jenner and Halle Bailey.

She left fiancé Jason Statham, who is 20 years her senior, and to whom she has been engaged since 2016, at home with their children.

The couple shares son, Jack, 5, and daughter, Isabella, one, and are notoriously protective of their children’s private lives.

‘We’ve been so focused on our work for so long and Jack came along.’ Rosie told Extra TV. ‘[Marriage is] also not a huge priority for us. We’re so happy.’

Regardless of their relationship status, Rosie and Jason and fully committed to each other, having been together since 2010.

Jason recently resumed his role as Lee Christmas in Expend4bles, the fourth film in The Expendables series, but the film unfortunately isn’t doing too well. 

His latest project, The Beekeeper, an action film also starring Jeremy Irons and Josh Hutcherson, is in post-production.

Rosie and Jason do not frequently make public appearances together. However, they were seen looking loved-up at the Burberry fashion show during London Fashion Week. 

One of the first big names was Pierre Cardin, which has returned to the official Paris lineup this year for the first time in a quarter-century.

Its show was full of retro space-age outfits that harked back to its glory days, but the relatives of Cardin, who died in 2020, are currently tearing each other apart in court over the inheritance.

‘My uncle gave me the mission to perpetuate the house and its style,’ Rodrigo Basilicati-Cardin, who is currently overseeing the label, said backstage.

‘If the brand is sold, it will be the end of the house. I am confident the court decisions will ensure continuity,’ he added.

Among the other highlights so far was the latest collection from Dior on Tuesday, which saw the walls of the show plastered with mock Sєxist slogans from old adverts, such as ‘Save your marriage – iron properly’.

The collection by Maria Grazia Chiuri, who recently dressed Queen Camilla for her state dinner at Versailles, was a largely monochrome affair with comfortable, breezy items alongside straight masculine jackets, pleated skirts and plenty of knitwear.

Coming later this week are final shows for two big-name designers.

Gabriela Hearst is leaving Chloe after fewer than three years.

Her focus on sustainable fashion was critically acclaimed but did not bring a major boost to sales.

It will also be the last show for Sarah Burton, who took over at Alexander McQueen following the founder’s suicide in 2010.