She’s enjoyed an envy-inducing summer of jet-setting around European holiday hotspots.

But Kimberley Garner’s glamorous choice of location wasn’t the only thing that left her fans green with envy as she soaked up the sun in the South of France on Wednesday.

Showcasing her jaw-dropping figure as she hit the beach in St Tropez, the former Made In Chelsea star, 26, displayed her peachy derriere in a typically tiny gold bikini while chatting away on her mobile phone.

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Parading her golden tan, the blonde bombshell’s racy triangle bikini from her Coachella collection drew attention to her cleavage with a circular plate tying the halterneck together.

Kimberley exhibited her perky posterior as she walked barefoot across the sand, tastefully accessorising her swimwear with a simple silver double chain that fell in the midst of her bust.

Letting her sandy coloured tresses be styled loose by the surf, Kimberley opted to go make-up free, leaving her youthful complexion to shine through.   

The one-time reality star has been focusing on her swimsuit line of late, the aptly named Kimberly London.

Kimberley launched her brand in 2013 and is extremely passionate about keeping her designs British.

She said: ‘It’s always been important to me that we support the incredible talent here in the UK. 

‘I’ve built such strong relationships with teams here and our pieces truly are the Best of British.’

While she has enjoyed huge success with the brand, in 2013 she ran into legal trouble when underwear giant Agent Provocateur took Kimberley to court.

The British lingerie brand accused the willowy blonde of copying one of its swimwear designs.

According to the underwear retailer, which was founded in 1994, Kimberley’s swimwear label was selling a bikini that was too similar to one of its own bestsellers.

The beauty, who caught the eye of Spencer Matthews and Richard Dinan during her time in Made In Chelsea, also admitted she was unhappy with the way she was edited in the show and accused producers of persuading her to say certain things.

She explained: ‘They definitely edit a lot – I was shocked when I watched it back. They get you to say certain phrases, and suddenly create scenes that happened completely differently to reality.

‘You’d watch it back thinking, “That didn’t even happen!” and the storyline would be completely different. That was one of the reasons why I left.’