Lottie Tomlinson puts on a busty display in a sheer top at Winter Wonderland opening

Lottie Tomlinson put on a buxom display as she got into the festive spirit at the star-studded opening of Winter Wonderland in London’s Hyde Park on Thursday.

The 24-year-old model looked sensational in a sheer black top, which she wore over a black bra, and cargo pants as she posed before a storm at the popular attraction.

She completed her stylish look with a pair of chunky black boots and a puffer jacket, while keeping her essentials in a small handbag.

Louis Tomlinson’s sister accentuated her natural beauty with a slick eyeliner and a touch of bronzer, also adding a touch of pink lipstick.

She wore her shiny golden locks straight as she celebrated the opening of London’s popular seasonal event, which featured roller coaster rides, arcade games and food and drink stalls.

She joined Holly Willoughby, Love Island’s Shaughna Phillips and Stacey Solomon and husband Joe Swash in the festivities.

Her latest outing comes after Lottie reveals that she will keep her late mother’s ‘memory’ alive by telling her young son Lucky all about his ‘nanny in heaven’.

The influencer, who welcomed her first child in August with boyfriend Lewis Burton, 30, tragically lost her mother Johannah Deakin to leukemia in 2016.

In an exclusive interview with MailOnline, she claimed that she has already started saying “little things” to the three-month-old because she wants him to know about his relative at a young age.

She said, “I’ve already started mentioning little things, even though he’s too young to realize it.” I want him to know from a young age that he has a nanny in heaven.

“I will definitely always keep her memory alive by telling him all about her, because at the end of the day, I am the mother I am to him because of her. I must blame her for that.’

Lottie, ambassador for Sue Ryder, is backing the charity’s new campaign, The Empty Chair, after new data revealed that mealtimes are particularly difficult for those who are grieving, as they reinforce feelings of loss and loneliness.

Lottie said of her involvement: ‘The campaign basically represents the meals that can be difficult for people who are grieving because it often makes it very clear that there is an empty seat that a loved one should be in.

“So it’s a really smart way to highlight grief and get us all to talk about it, which is so important because I think it’s such a taboo and we often don’t talk about it and hide from it.” ‘

Three years after Lottie’s mother Johannah sadly passed away, her sister Félicité died in 2019 of an accidental overdose.

When she found the strength to talk about her grief, the tanologist founder said, “I think it’s because I really want to help other people because when I was first in the situation, it was so new to me .

“It went so fast and I didn’t know where to go and I’ll never forget that feeling. It was so scary and I saw no way of ever getting out.

“So I think once I got through it, the memory of that feeling was so strong in my head, I wanted to help people and Sue Ryder has such great services that they offer to help people.

“So for me to be able to raise awareness for that and to be able to help even one person in that position get help, that’s why I’m doing it and it means a lot to me.” It makes me strong enough to talk about my situation.’

In addition to Louis and Lottie, Johannah was also mother to twins Daisy and Phoebe, 18, and twins Ernest and Doris, eight. She was also grandmother to Louis’ son Freddie, six.