Iris Law was every inch the 'dream' cover girl as she posed for the February issue of Vogue Hong Kong in a series of stylish looks.

The model daughter of Jude Law and Sadie Frost, 25, showcased her honed frame in a skimpy triangle bikini in one artsy black and white shot.

The British nepo baby was also was snapped biting into a cream iced cake with decorative frosting, while sporting a colourful scarf top.

Iris wore her signature platinum cropped locks in a slicked down style for the shoot, where she could also be seen tucking into a candy necklace.

In the cover image, Iris was wearing a sleeveless blue blouse and navy vest, with a pair of belted trousers in the same shade. 

The Dior Beauty ambassador was playfully biting into chewy sweet, while the text on the cover said 'dream girl Iris Law'.

A second cover portrayed her knelt outside a doll's house surrounding by model people, some of which were clutched in her hand.

Iris, who last week modelled Casablanca's new Resort 26 campaign, has been taking the fashion world by storm in recent years.

She made her catwalk debut for lingerie giant Victoria's Secret last year, where appeared alongside sisters Bella and Gigi Hadid, Emily Ratajkowski and Lila Moss.

The Daily Mail exclusively revealed that Iris wanted to indulge in very specific sweets after her appearance at the lingerie show, a request that resulted in her assistants frantically darting around the city.

It's understood that she had asked her team to track down specific cookies from one bakery and smoothies from another.

Iris previously discussed her personal sense of style during an interview with Vogue Espana.

'I don't dress for anyone, I just try to feel good and be comfortable.'

'I let myself be carried away by how I am in an intuitive way, even if it's not what is understood as chic or cool,' she said.

'I have gone through many phases: more feminine, more androgynous... I like to change; every day is different.'

Iris also admitted to struggling with anxiety and using exercise as a constructive coping mechanism.

She said: 'I love lifting weights; I think it's great for maintaining hormonal balance and it also helps me sleep better.'

'In general, I've noticed a big change in controlling my anxiety, also since I started running.'