Can't get enough of Rita Ora's bod? You're in luck!
The singer is flaunting her greatest assets for a few different campaigns recently, and is gracing her fans with a preview of at least one that's surely going to make you stare in admiration.
It turns out Ora is the face of a new campaign with the U.K.'s lingerie company Tezenis, and posted a little sneak peek of the sexy shoot on her Instagram earlier today. "#ritaora4tezenis preview... Coming soon! @tezenisofficial," she captioned a photo of herself rocking a black lace bra and panty set with a motorcycle jacket.
She also shared another close-up picture showing herself smizing and getting seductive for the camera while flaunting some serious cleavage in the line's brassiere. The company re-posted a shot of Ora with a caption filled with fire emojis because it's just hot, hot, hot!
Speaking of hotness and cleavage...
Ora is also a sexy mermaid for a new restaurant called...Sexy Fish.
According to the press release, Sexy Fish, the much-anticipated new Asian fish and seafood restaurant from Caprice Holdings, will open mid October 2015 in Berkeley Square.
As part of the launch, the celeb was photographed in her very first underwater photo shoot, where she channeled a mystical mermaid, in keeping with the restaurant's impressive seafood menu and décor.
A regular on the London social scene, Rita is seen playing the part of an underwater siren, and will be performing at the VIP launch event on Oct 8.
The shoot was inspired by the restaurant's private dining room ‘The Coral Reef Room' on the lower level of the restaurant, which houses the largest live coral reef tank in the world and seating for up to 48.
"This has been a project very close to owner Richard Caring's heart," explained Laura Montana, New Projects Operations Director of Caprice Holdings. "He wants to bring some fun, life and excitement to this corner of Berkeley Square, with the magic mix of a compelling physical environment, full of lively contemporary art, and an alluring menu that will appeal not only to the fashionable Mayfair crowd, but also a wider audience of food and art lovers."
Check out the cool shots below: