Oprah Winfrey shows off her slim figure in a belted co-ord at the Louis Vuitton show

Oprah Winfrey showed off her slimmed-down physique after undergoing a weight loss “reset” last year.

The TV personality, 69, looked sensational in a belted belt that emphasized her slender waist as she attended the Louis Vuitton Cruise Show at Italy’s Isola Bella on Wednesday.

An embellished black belt tied into an oversized white striped shirt she paired with flowing trousers.

She added to the look with a small Louis Vuitton handbag and dazzling diamond earrings.

Occasionally: Oprah’s outing comes after she vowed last year to ‘reset’ her weight loss (pictured right in January 2022)

Chic and fun: An embellished black belt tied into an oversized white striped shirt she paired with flowing trousers

The talk show host completed the look by styling her raven black locks in a sleek, half-up style to frame her beautiful features.

Oprah’s outing comes after she vowed last year to “reset” her weight loss.

The self-proclaimed yo-yo dieter is an ambassador for WW (formerly Weight Watchers) and last year revealed she was on her way to a healthier lifestyle as she kicked off 2020 by saying goodbye to the special banana birthday cake she made for her best friend Gayle King.

The media mogul increased Instagram to share a video of her throwing the leftovers in the trash while talking candidly about her plans to get back on track with food after the holidays.

Time for a reset. I’m cleaning out my fridge,’ she explained. “You know, we had 12 people over for the holidays. All stayed safe from COVID, thank goodness. And I must say, we ate every day as if food had just been invented.’

The WW spokesperson, who previously lost 40 pounds on the points-based plan, went on to promote the subscription-based program to her 20.4 million followers.

“It brings you back to the center. It helps me stay on track. It creates a level of awareness of what I eat, which is what helps me wrap up the holidays, regain control of how I want to live,” she shared, urging her fans to join her to do.

“So let’s do our first day together. Not someday, not tomorrow, not next Monday, not next week. Let today be our first day, okay? Goodbye banana foster pie,” she added, tossing the pie in the bin. “And, oh yeah, don’t forget to hydrate.”

All about the accessories: She added to the look with a small Louis Vuitton handbag and dazzling diamond earrings

The TV mogul seemed keen to work all of her best angles for the camera

Amazing threesome: Oprah posed for snaps alongside Gayle King and Ava Duvernay on the show

Oprah also appealed to her followers in her caption, writing, “If you’ve been waiting for the right day, the right time, or a sign…this is it. Today is the day. Day one starts now!

Come to www.com so we can reset together and start 2022 on the right track! Goodbye two week old cake, hello hydration.”

Her marketing contract with WW expires in 2023, but she has agreed to serve as an advisor to the company until May 2025.

The television producer helped revitalize the company in 2015 when she bought 10 percent of the stock, although its stake is now only 2 percent, the New York Post reported.

Oprah talked about her experience with Weight Watchers and her weight loss in the January 2016 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine, which was devoted to self-improvement.

Oprah (pictured left in 2014) bought 10 percent of Weight Watchers stock in 2015 — showing off a slimmed-down figure shortly after joining the program (right)

Oprah revealed in her Weight Watchers ad campaign (pictured) in December 2016 that she lost 40 pounds while following the points-based plan

Struggles: The media mogul has struggled with yo-yo dieting in the past and her weight has fluctuated over the years. She is pictured in 1992 (left) and 1997 (right)

“I was tired of my lose-and-win routine,” she wrote. “I was fed up with low-carb regimens. Some people can do without bread and pasta, but I just don’t feel like it.’

On the system, foods and meals are broken down into points based on protein, carbohydrates, fats, and fiber. Oprah revealed at the time that she was assigned 30 points per day, a number determined by her height, age, gender and current weight.

While she lost five pounds during her first week on the program, she admitted that she had resisted Weight Watchers since the 1970s because she “never had the time to go to their meetings” and she “didn’t like the idea of ​​doing anything.” counting hated’.

The media mogul, whose heaviest weight was 237 pounds, noted that she’s lost the same amount of weight many times over the years, but this five pounds was different because she was “done” and she no longer had to “obsess” about what she was doing. could or could not eat.