Elizabeth Hurley Embraces Confidence at 60 With Topless Spring Photos

Elizabeth Hurley is celebrating spring in a bright and bold way with a new Instagram post from her home in Herefordshire. The 60-year-old actress and supermodel shared a photo of herself in a field of blooming daffodils, wearing only the bottoms of a yellow bikini from her Elizabeth Hurley Beach collection.

In her post, Hurley encouraged fans to get outside and enjoy the sunlight after a long winter. She emphasised protecting the skin while still soaking up some rays. “As long as you protect your skin, a bit of sunshine is really good for you, both mentally and beauty-wise, so… cream up and GET OUTSIDE,” she wrote to her millions of followers.

The chain-trimmed bikini bottom she wore retails for $88 and is one of her signature pieces. Hurley has long shared her love for beachwear and travel with fans. Earlier this year, she posted photos from the Maldives, where she modelled a cheetah-print two-piece and offered style tips.

She often shares behind-the-scenes insights on how she shoots her photos, giving advice on lighting and posing. She has joked that stretching is a secret for the perfect bikini shot. Hurley also stays busy in film. She recently starred in the thriller Strictly Confidential, directed by her son Damian Hurley.

The movie, set in a Caribbean backdrop, deals with mystery and betrayal and features Georgia Lock and Freddie Thorp. She is also attached to the romantic comedy Christmas in the Caribbean alongside Caroline Quentin and Nathalie Cox.

Beyond her fashion and acting, Hurley continues to advocate for health causes. She has partnered with the Estée Lauder Companies’ Breast Cancer Campaign for many years and uses her platform to raise awareness.

She recently shared Easter celebrations with friends and family, blending her usual glamour with a more relaxed, seasonal style. Whether she’s promoting swimwear, preparing for a new role, or supporting health campaigns, Hurley remains a strong presence in fashion, entertainment, and advocacy.

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