Sheer delight: Abbey Clancy flashes a hint of leg as she struts her stuff in …

July 27, 2014 by admin
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Rebecca Davison

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18:04 EST, 25 July 2014

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She has one of the most extensive wardrobes in showbiz and Abbey Clancy showed off yet another glamorous number as she ran some errands in North London on Friday.

The 28-year-old was dressed optimistically for the day which started off brightly but was then beset by thunder and heavy rain.

Dressed in a long black dress which had lace panels running through it, Abbey flashed her legs to passers by as she made her way back to her car.

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Maxi-mise your assets: Abbey Clancy looked incredible in a black maxi dress as she ran errands in North London on Friday

But she gave the sexy number a casual twist by sticking to a sensible pair of flat black thong sandals.

Sporting perfectly blow-dried hair, the mother-of-one appeared to have lightened her blonde highlights a little for the summer.

She also carried yet another designer handbag from her varied collection, choosing a simple leather Chanel number.

Envy of her fans: Carrying a chic Chanel handbag as she chatted on her phone, Abbey looked very stylish indeed

The lingerie model clearly has fashion on the brain at the moment and on Wednesday, she tweeted that she was thinking of splashing the cash over a couple of new pieces of clothing.

She wrote: ‘Dying over Alessandra Rich collection want it all x.’

The Strictly Come Dancing winner is currently supporting Macmillan Cancer Support’s Shave Or Style campaign, which calls on the public to don a new do’ to help those affected by cancer.

Best foot forward: Shunning her heels, Abbey wore a sensible pair of flat black thong sandals

Abbey wore a punky black wig in support of the campaign, in photos taken by photographer Rankin.

She said at the time: ‘Shave or Style is all about recognising that changes to our appearance doesn’t just change how we look, but also how we feel.

‘Many of us know someone who has been affected by cancer and who will have gone through these changes, so I’m delighted to be helping to raise awareness for this great campaign.’