Ana de Armas shows off her figure in an ombre Louis Vuitton swimsuit

She shared glimpses of her sun-soaked outing in a slew of snaps this week.

And Ana de Armas continued her Greek holiday on Wednesday, enjoying a swim in the sea with her mother and friends.

The actress, 35, flaunted her gorgeous figure in a white and blue ombre bathing suit, which was covered in the signature Louis Vuitton print.

Ana’s swimsuit showed off her toned pins in the designer swimsuit as she slid into the water, which was seemingly chill judging by her facial expression.

The Knives Out star wrapped a beige towel around her shoulders as she paddled into the shallows alongside her mother, Ana Caso, grinning as she walked into the water.

Ana appeared cheerful as she smiled broadly during the drenched day at the Mediterranean venue.

The Cuban native showed off her natural beauty by going makeup free and wearing her dark brown locks in a ponytail.

Earlier this week, Ana shared a glimpse of her sun-soaked Greek getaway on Monday in a slew of glowing Instagram snaps.

She showed off her legs in a cream miniskirt as she took a coat tour aboard a swanky Louis Vuitton superyacht.

The brand ambassador shielded her eyes with £500 shades as she enjoyed the spectacular view from the million-pound ship.

Ana completed the ensemble with a simple white T-shirt, accentuating her natural beauty with a light make-up and wearing her dark locks loose.

After making the most of the ship’s luxurious amenities, where she was joined by stylist and friend Samantha McMillen, the blonde star headed ashore to watch the scenic sunset.

It comes after the stunner that recently reflected on her Saturday Night Live hosting debut when she appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,

She captivated viewers with her opening monologue in which she joked about learning English while watching Friends and shared a funny anecdote about Robert De Niro.

However, the episode as a whole was disappointing, with reviewers labeling the show as “under par” and “boring”.

Despite the negative reviews, Ana revealed she was desperate to return to the show, despite being “terrified” at the prospect of hosting.

Ana confessed, “I was in a panic! Like there’s no way I can get through this week and no one can prepare you for it – no matter what they say.’

She continued, “There’s so much going on, you know, and it’s coming at you and it’s terrifying, but you just have to kid yourself and get on with it.

‘And then on Saturday I begged them to take me back – please take me again! It’s incredible, the best experience ever.’

Ana’s SNL debut received lukewarm reviews from critics.

The protector‘s Zach Vasquez labeled the episode as ‘unsatisfactory’, noting, ‘While this wasn’t one of the very worst episodes of the season, this one didn’t have much to make up for. There were no standout skits and the only lengthy laughter was during Sherman’s brief Weekend Update segment.

De Armas was fine for the most part, though between this and the previews for her upcoming movie Ghosted, it doesn’t really seem like comedy is her forte. Either way, the show didn’t give her much to work with. Neither do we, by the way.’

Paste Magazine’s Dennis Perkins said he was “bored” watching the show, writing, “I’m not putting all this on the Armas – this was easily the worst episode of Season 48 of Saturday Night Live, a collection of half-written skits, profoundly unnecessary repetitive bits, and an overall chore to sit through.

It didn’t even have the benefit of being a train wreck to stare at in guilt and fascination. I was mostly bored.’

In the meantime Entertainment tonightAndy Hoglund claimed that Ana’s monologue was “Understandably clumsy and short.”

Trae DeLellis van AV club however, praised her efforts, writing that, “Adding sketch comedy to her résumé, de Armas proves to be a deft first-time host.”