Back in her Spice Girl days Ginger Spice wasn’t afraid to flash a bit of flesh donning provocative and skimpy outfits as the loudest member of the girl group.
But how times have changed and instead of using the opportunity to showcase her healthy figure Geri Halliwell left the bikini demonstration to the models.
The 38-year-old launched her Geri by Next swimwear range at the Savoy hotel in London earlier today but chose not to model her designs herself.
Standing next to two stunning models, the petite singer posed for photos wearing a plunging and short navy playsuit, but didn’t fancy stripping down fully to show off her new range.
The pretty singer was sporting sun-kissed tresses and was literally glowing showing off a deep and rather unnatural-looking tan.
One model, who was wearing a pretty pink two-piece bikini and flat sandals, dwarfed Geri despite the fact the singer was wearing sky-high nude wedges.
Dressed in a leopard-print monokini, another model also stood tall over the 5ft 2inch singer.
Talking about the collection, Geri told MailOnline: 'It's about inspiring confidence with great looking swimwear for all body shapes.'
The range which includes a number of beach dresses and playsuits has been designed by Geri ‘for real women of all shapes and sizes.’
The singer added: ‘This is a collection that makes you look good and feel fabulous.’
While Geri didn’t showcase her new range on her own body she has posed for pictures for Next wearing her swimwear and showing off her toned and slim figure.
Geri she has come a long way since 2001 when shocking pictures of her looking scarily thin performing yoga surfaced.
Showing off her fabulous figure the mother-of-one was looking happy and healthy at the launch of her reasonably priced range.
Whereas her fellow Spice Girl, Victoria Beckham’s pieces can cost hundreds and even thousands of pounds, Geri’s range is for the average women.
Geri’s bikinis are around £18 and prices rise up to £50 for more expensive items in the range such as her white crochet maxi-dress.
Source : Daily Mail