EXCLUSIVE: Emma Weymouth looks effortlessly stylish in a polka dot cover-up and black halterneck bikini as she enjoys a stroll in St Tropez

Emma Weymouth looked effortlessly chic as she stepped into St. Tropez on Saturday to enjoy a trip to the beach.

The British socialite and model, 37, wore a polka dot cover-up atop a black halter bikini as she walked along the promenade.

Emma complemented her beach outfit with oversized sunglasses, a straw hat with black ribbons and a straw shoulder bag.

The Strictly star put on a leggy show as she stepped out in the sunshine a day after enjoying a meal at famed hot spot Club 55.

Emma is on holiday with her husband Ceawlin Thynn – the 8th Marquess of Bath – and their two sons John, nine, and Henry, seven.

Glam: The British socialite and model, 37, wore a polka dot cover-up atop a black halter bikini as she walked along the promenade

The couple married in June 2013 at their beautiful Longleat home and welcomed their first child John in October 2014.

After a pregnancy battle, the couple welcomed their second child, a son Henry, in December 2016 through a surrogate mother in Los Angeles.

The boys’ official titles are The Honorable John Alexander Ladi Thynn and The Honorable Henry Richard Isaac Thynn.

Emma told the Daily Mail at the time: ‘We’re just ecstatic. His arrival has completed our family and brought us so much happiness.’

Ceawlin added, “I never imagined I’d be fathering John’s little wonder brother in West Hollywood.

“It is a miracle of modern science that the Longleat Bath family has become complete (for now at least) with Emma and I having a much-loved son, so crucially aided by a wonderful surrogate mother in California, to expand our family. .’

On her wedding day, Emma became the first black marquise in British history.

Earlier this year, the couple bought a property in west London where Winston Churchill once lived for £18.5 million.

Chic: Emma complemented her beach outfit with oversized sunglasses, a straw hat with black ribbon trim and a straw shoulder bag

Intermission: Emma is on holiday with her husband Ceawlin Thynn – the 8th Marquess of Bath (pictured in April)

The landmark home was purchased from a divorced multimillionaire whose grandfather, who supported the Nazis, was convicted at the Nuremberg Trials.

Churchill lived there occasionally from 1945 until his death – in his bedroom – in 1965 at the age of 90 after suffering a stroke.

The grand house was last put on the market in 2016 for £28m following extensive refurbishment.