Emily Atack wows in a plunging LBD and tasselled silver mini dress

She had a great time during a luxury holiday in Ibiza.

And Emily Atack treated her fans to even more stunning snaps from her escape as she showed off her latest outfit choices.

In a striking shot, the 33-year-old actress wore a plunging black dress that accentuated her beautiful curves.

While pouting the lens, the blonde beauty posed a storm for the mirror selfie, which she playfully captioned with a champagne glass emoji.

In another stunning photo, the star of The Inbetweeners wowed in a silver tasseled mini dress that showed off her tanned and toned pins.

Emily added to the look with a pair of white block heels while holding a glass of bubbly.

She captioned the image: ‘Ibiza. Every year. You have my heart and soul, all my credit and debit cards and house keys.”

Earlier this week, Emily made hearts beat faster with her holiday look, showing off her dazzling figure in a slew of sizzling snaps.

The actress flaunted her ample cleavage in a plunging zebra print bikini as she shared a gallery of photos from the final days of her trip, including a wild selfie during a night out with Vernon Kay.

Emily showed off her incredible figure in the daring bikini top featuring a bold zebra print, paired with a colorful tie-dye skirt as she posed in front of the mirror on vacation.

Her post also included an image of a trip to the beach club, where she wore a sexy leopard print bikini and a sheer white crochet robe.

During her trip, Emily also enjoyed a wild night out with boyfriend Vernon, with the pair posing together for a playful selfie.

She captioned her post: “Ibiza. Every year. You have my heart and soul, all my credit and debit cards and house keys.”

Emily flew to Ibiza earlier this month to shoot her latest collection with High Street retailer New Look.

It comes after Emily opened up about her boys’ mag past when she appeared on Kathy Burke’s Where There’s A Will, There’s A Wake podcast.

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 that, 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? 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 that still needs to happen, but recognitions like this give me hope that people have begun to listen. Our safety should no longer be in question.’