Poppy Delevingne showcases her incredible figure in a sparkly turquoise bikini during coastal getaway

She is the older sister of British supermodel, Cara Delevingne. 

But Poppy Delevingne served up some model looks of her own as she wowed in a turquoise glitzy bikini on Friday. 

The actress, 34, perched on a set of stairs and showcased her incredible figure in the matching two-piece as she made the most of the eased lockdown restrictions on her coastal holiday. 

Wow! Poppy Delevingne cut a stylish figure in a shimmering turquoise bikini top with matching high-waist bottoms as she posed effortlessly during her coastal vacation on Friday

She posed up a storm in a the slinky turquoise number from the Oséree swimwear brand and their Lumière Collection.

The blonde bombshell pulled her sun-drenched tresses up and away from her face, displaying her natural beauty. 

Poppy opted for a makeup-free look which showcased her golden holiday tan.

Family matters: The socialite and model, 34, is the older sister of British supermodel Cara Delevingne and the pair share a lavish home in the Hollywood hills

To finish off the look, the socialite wore a pair of rounded shades and earrings for the effortless holiday snap. 

While the Delevingne sisters have a life most women can only dream of, they have experienced their own share of personal battles including their mother's struggle with mental health and addiction. 

In an interview with the Daily Mail, their mother, Pandora Delevingne opened about her previous heroin addiction and ongoing struggles.

Time for celebration: Earlier in August, Poppy shared an adorable throwback snap of her and her younger sister as she celebrated her 'little bub' turning 28

The mother-of-three is a recovering addict who was diagnosed with bipolar 30 years ago, which means she suffers manic highs and crashing lows. 

She says for much of her life she was ‘searching, always searching to fill a hole I was never able to fill’. 

Pandora said: 'I had to try and stop feeling this emptiness I felt inside — this hole. 

‘I couldn’t fill the hole. I was always searching for something — a drink, a drug, whatever to take me out of myself into being this person who is confident and not nervous or anxious.’ 

Family love: The blonde beauty (pictured far left) is the daughter of Pandora and Charles Delevingne and also has an older sister named Chloe Jane Delevingne 

According to the Pandora, within weeks of her 18th birthday she had already begun experimenting with heroin which sent her down a dark path.  

She added: 'I had one go and that was it.It was the drug for me. It gave me all the things I didn’t have — self-confidence mainly.

‘I sank pretty low. I had nowhere to live, so used to bunk on people’s floors. I had abscesses on my arms and septicaemia. 

Addiction: According to the mother-of-three, 61, within weeks of her 18th birthday she had already begun experimenting with heroin which sent her down a dark path

'My parents, who had to be quite strong with me by the end until I hit rock bottom, checked me into a treatment centre in Weston-Super-Mare.’ 

Pandora has not taken heroin since, but she has continued to battle addiction throughout her life.

‘Later on it was morphine pills, opiate-based pills, the strongest painkillers you can get. I just wanted to be able to live a normal day without the anxiety — or what I thought was normal. 

'For a while I would. Of course, the addiction caught up with me. It always does.'

Rehab: Pandora said she entered treatment: 'My parents, who had to be quite strong with me by the end until I hit rock bottom, checked me into a treatment centre in Weston-Super-Mare'

The mother-of-three understandably worries that her battle with addiction could also happen to her children, but they assure her that they are not addicts. 

‘You’re an addictive person or you’re not. I am. I’m paranoid the girls might drink too much or take too many drugs — understandably I think. 

'I do talk to them about it. They say, “I’m OK, Mum” or, “I’m this or I’m that”, but they’re not addicts.

‘Sometimes I worry if they get depressed. Then I think, “just because you’re a manic depressive you don’t have to put it on them. They’re just going through a bit of a hard time”. We all go through hard times.’

Runs in the family: Pandora admitted that she worries her children will have similar issues with addiction, especially when faced with challenges, but they assure her that they are not addicts