Emily Atack puts on sizzling display in a black bikini as she shares saucy snaps on Instagram

Emily Atack showed off her summer wardrobe on Wednesday as she posed in a sexy black bikini while vacationing in Ibiza.

The actress, 33, opted for an all-black look as she showed off her incredible physique in the triangle top paired with baggy black trousers with matching black sandals.

She looked radiant against the beautiful backdrop in the Balearic Islands where she shoots clothing for the New Look brand.

The former Inbetweeners star wore her blonde locks in a messy bun as she layered gold jewelery on her sun-kissed skin.

In another snap, the star donned an orange bikini with a white mesh cover-up ready for a day at the pool.

Sexy: Emily Atack put on a sizzling show in a black bikini and bottoms before showing off her summer wardrobe as she soaks up the sun in Ibiza on Instagram on Wednesday

Stylish: The actress, 33, looked incredible in an orange two-piece and white mesh dress as she sunbathed through some of the looks she’s modeled for New Look

Emily looked effortlessly chic as she posed for an Instagram video capturing her bikini body.

She recently appeared on Kathy Burke’s Where there’s a will, there’s a wake podcast and talked about her photo shoot past.

She explained, “I enjoyed it.

“You know, I was pretty young and, but I look back and I go damn it, I look great in those pictures.

“And I was young and slim and beautiful and I liked being all those things and I didn’t see it as a sexual thing.

“I just really enjoyed the moment of being in movies and working with all these great photographers and wearing these beautiful clothes and celebrating my body and my youth. And that’s fine with me.’

Discussing the reaction she got at the time, she continued, “It’s the things that happen because of it, it’s the people who can’t control their sexually aggressive thoughts that screw it up later on.”

“You know, that’s not my fault. I can not do anything about that. When you sit there and can’t control your thoughts as a man, you know?

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‘That is not my fault. I can’t, that’s not why I do it.

“I’m not doing it so you can say all those mean, insulting, sexually aggressive things to me.

“I really do that because it makes me feel comfortable and happy. And I feel good in myself. This is for me.’

Emily’s documentary Emily Atack: Asking For It was recently shortlisted for a National Television Award.

The documentary explores why she is sexually harassed daily on social media and reflects on the unwanted male attention.

She took to Instagram to share the news, saying, “It’s so important to keep the conversation going about women’s safety on the street and online, and what we can do to improve it.”

“There is SO MUCH hard work and change to be done, but this kind of recognition gives me hope that people are starting to listen.”

“Our safety should no longer be in question.”