Bella Hadid displayed her toned figure in a lace bra in sizzling behind-the-scenes photo shoot snaps. 

The 29-year-old supermodel - who recently rocked a skimpy bikini - jumped to her main Instagram page on Saturday to offer a glimpse at her latest shoot for the Milan-based denim brand Miss Sixty. 

In one image, the star could be seen posing for a quick selfie while donning a black lace bralette as well as an unbuttoned white shirt. 

Her wavy locks were swept up into a messy updo, allowing her side bangs to fall onto her forehead. 

Hadid's makeup was glammed up and comprised of a warm blush to better accentuate her cheekbones. 

A smoky shadow was added around her eyes while a nude-colored, matte tint was worn on her lips for a finishing touch. 

The media personality posed for more photos while standing on a balcony which overlooked the scenic ocean in the distance. 

Hadid showcased her sculpted midriff in the lace bralette while a robe was wrapped around her lower waist. 

The warm sun shone down on the model as she leaned against the railing for more pictures. 

The star further showcased her look by taking a selfie in the reflection of a mirror after getting her hair and makeup done. 

She had the chance to explore a bedroom which was ornately-decorated with wooden furniture and various paintings on the walls. 

Hadid stayed comfortable in a pair of fuzzy slippers and let her legs dangle over the edge of the bed as she sat on the mattress. 

The model later wore a pastel pink leather jacket as well as a low-waisted, gray denim skirt for the photo shoot. 

As the sun was setting, she also quickly snapped another mirror selfie as the room was filled with an orange hue. 

Hadid had portrayed a 'punk-inflected Marie Antoinette' in the latest photo shoot for the brand Miss Sixty - which released Drop 2 for its Spring/Summer 26 collection on Saturday.

The Italian brand 'reimagines Marie Antoinette as a modern rebel, transforming Rococo excess into a sharp, contemporary fantasy where romance is distressed, low-waisted, and defiantly undone,' per the official website. 

'Pink leather, torn lacing, ribbons, and signature Miss Sixty denim create tension between opulence and rebellion, sweetness and attitude, grounding historical fantasy in modern reality.' 

The campaign takes place in 'a Rococo wasteland of ruined palaces, faded chandeliers, and Haussmannian interiors, where remnants of royal decadence collide with irreverence, rewriting history for the fearless, playful it-girl of today.'

Hadid is no stranger to collaborating with the company. 

Back in February, the model sported a denim ensemble from the brand as she attended the Miss Sixty presentation during Milan Fashion Week. 

She flashed a cheerful smile in a denim jacket that was zipped up at the front as well as a pair of flared jeans. For a final touch, the Orebella founder slipped into a pair of red pumps. 

During a recent conversation with Harper's Bazaar, Hadid reflected on how her style has evolved over the years - and how it also adapts to the different places she travels to. 

'I adapt to whatever environment I'm in,' she told the outlet. 'We're all so multifaceted as human beings and we can really change it up whenever we want. 

'I think people can judge you for changing up your style in different years, but I have a different feeling every morning when I wake up.' 

She also discussed how her days are more focused on work. 

'I don't know how, for so many years, I did work and play because now it's work, work, work - and sleep.'

Hadid continued, 'And there's no leeway anymore as you get older in the fashion industry. It's all about being able to get the job done...'

A few months earlier in February, Hadid talked about how she goes 'through different versions of myself' when it comes to personal style. 

'And I, kind of, recirculate these in more mature ways,' she explained during an interview with British Vogue.

'But, being able to be whoever you want to be every single day is so important for us as women.'

She further expressed, 'Most days, I just pull and grab from my closet and hope that something looks good together.'