Elizabeth Hurley Fans Say She May Be Breaking The Law As She Models Her Swimsuit Line

Elizabeth Hurley’s fans cannot get enough of her swimsuit photos as she spices things up with each upload. The 59-year-old recently posed in one of the pieces from her swimsuit line, which features a white one-piece with no sleeves. She accessorized with a pair of drop earrings, and let her lush hair down as she posed in front of the blue ocean.

Elizabeth Hurley had her usual smokey eye makeup on, and posed with her legs crossed sideways as she kept a straight face for the camera. She tagged her swimsuit line, Elizabeth Hurley Beach, in the shot, subtly directing potential customers to get their copy of what she was wearing.

Fans react as Elizabeth Hurley rocks a piece from her swimsuit line

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Elizabeth Hurley’s photo received thousands of likes and comments from her followers, who remain mesmerized by her timeless beauty. “There’s a beautiful woman again. She never ceases to amaze me. She truly gets better with age wow,” someone gushed.

Another said she deserved her own marble sculpture, so her gorgeous looks could last forever. A third fan felt Elizabeth Hurley’s one-piece photo was like breaking the law, as she mostly appears in two piece-bikinis and more sultry swimwear.

Elizabeth Hurley works hard to promote her business

The proud mother of one founded Elizabeth Hurley Beach in 2005 after birthing her son, Damian Hurley. She intended to provide swimwear outfits for women of any age, encouraging older ones to show off their figures like she does.

She once noted that taking swimsuit photos feels empowering, although she only shares them publicly because she is trying to promote her business. She has received backlash for showing skin in the past, as critics thought she was too old to do so. Regardless, Elizabeth Hurley has not stopped flaunting her gorgeous body, which she credits to good genetics, a clean diet including fruits and vegetables, and an active lifestyle.