Lara Worthington (née Bingle) is back in bikini modeling and she looks better than ever.
The mother-of-three was named Seafolly’s Global Ambassador on Tuesday, and she is nothing short of stunned in the famous swimwear brand’s latest campaign.
The 33-year-old shows off her incredible figure in multiple swimsuits as she poses on a beach in magical Jervis Bay, off the coast of New South Wales.
Back and better than ever! Lara Worthington (née Bingle) is back in bikini modeling and she looks better than ever. The mother of three was named Seafolly’s Global Ambassador on Tuesday, and simply stunned by the brand’s latest campaign.
Pilates enthusiast Lara flaunts her ripped abs in a red striped cutout one-piece and a sleek navy and white bikini.
The stunning blonde’s natural beauty is also on display in the countryside, with stylists using virtually no makeup on her flawless face.
Her signature blonde bob is also left quite untamed.
This is Lara’s first swimsuit photo shoot in a long time, after swapping glamor modeling for a quieter life as a beauty mogul and fashion influencer.
Amazing: The mother-of-three proved she would always look natural on camera, as she showed off her amazing figure while rolling on the sand
Simply stunning: The 33-year-old flaunted her muscular physique in several swimsuits as she poses on a beach in magical Jervis Bay, off the coast of New South Wales
Since her marriage to Sam Worthington, who is best known for her role in Avatar, she has mostly stayed away from the headlines and adopted a more conservative dress style.
Before the notoriously private couple started dating in 2013, Lara was a tabloid figure in Sydney.
She had her own reality TV show, Being Lara Bingle on Channel 10, and dated a series of famous men, including former Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke.
Lara was a little-known 19-year-old model from Cronulla, south Sydney, when she became the face of Australia’s tourism industry in 2006.
The $ 186 million “So where are you at?” The campaign was organized by future Prime Minister Scott Morrison and screened around the world.
Natural beauty: The natural beauty of the blonde beauty was also on display as she barely wore any makeup for the shoot and had her locks in a natural style
Post-Baby Body: Lara is the mother of three beautiful children; Rocket, five, Racer, four and a 10 month old river
The ads featured various Australians preparing to welcome visitors to their country and ended with a bikini-clad Lara stepping out of the ocean and asking, ‘So where are you? ”
The campaign was not without controversy, however, and it was banned in the UK for its use of the word ‘bloody’ – although that country does allow racy billboards for the fashion brand FCUK.
It has also been banned in Canada because of its reference to alcohol consumption with the opening sentence “We poured you a beer”.
A natural: This is Lara’s first photoshoot in a swimsuit in a long time, after swapping glamor modeling for a calmer life as a beauty mogul and fashion influencer.
Beach Babe: Lara was next seen wrapped in a comfy Seafolly hoodie as she gazed into the distance
Welcome home: Lara only returned to Australia in January and recently admitted that she enjoys living in the country she grew up in
Busy schedule: Lara does various modeling jobs in Sydney, while her husband Sam rehearses the Sydney Theater Company’s upcoming production of the black comedy Appropriate
The Worthingtons, who share three sons, Rocket, five, Racer, four, and ten-month-old baby, River, have lived a quiet life in the United States for years.
However, they recently returned to Australia for work and family reasons, and it is not known how long they will stay.
Lara does various modeling jobs and Sam is busy rehearsing the Sydney Theater Company’s upcoming production of the black comedy Appropriate.
Where the hell are you? Lara was a little-known 19-year-old model from Cronulla, south Sydney, when she became the face of Australia’s tourism industry in 2006.
