She may be stuck in Australia for months longer than expected, but Victoria’s Secret model Georgia Fowler has been having a ball.
The 27-year-old worked up a sweat while playing tennis with a coach during a gruelling coaching session in Rose Bay, Sydney, on Thursday.
Georgia looked sporty during the game in a mesh frill Adidas tennis mini dress that showed off her toned pins.
Looking ace! Victoria’s Secret model Georgia Fowler worked up a sweat while playing tennis with a coach during a gruelling coaching session in Rose Bay, Sydney, on Thursday.
Georgia warmed up for the game in a bright neon jumper.
As the game progressed, she took off the eye-catching sweater to cool down, showing more of her singlet dress underneath.
Georgia, who has modelled for the likes of Prada and Chanel, styled the simple ensemble with blue socks and white tennis shoes.
The brunette beauty pulled her short locks back off her face with a tiny ponytail tuft.
Tennis whites: Georgia looked sporty during the game in a mesh frill Adidas tennis mini dress that showed off her toned pins
She went makeup free for the intense training session, her flawless visage on full display.
Georgia recently encouraged fans to ‘never hide under layers of makeup’.
She revealed her simple ‘foolproof morning routine – glowy skin’ tutorial to her followers in April via an IGTV video.
She said makeup felt redundant in isolation and she didn’t see the point of wearing it around the house.
Having a ball: She may be stuck in Australia for months longer than expected, but Georgia has been having a ball
Barefaced beauty: She went makeup free for the intense training session, her flawless visage on full display
Georgia took fans through her step-by-step routine – which included a cleanser wash followed by a face serum applied to the skin with a Jade roller to reduce puffiness around her eyes and jawline.
She then added a Chanel toner and moisturiser, followed by sunscreen and sundrops for protection against harsh Aussie UV rays.
‘We should never hide ourselves under layers of makeup,’ Georgia said in the video, adding it should only be used to embrace and enhance natural features.
Stuck but happy: Georgia has spent lockdown in Sydney with her businessman beau Nathan Dalah. She is believed to be staying in her sister Kate’s $7.5million luxury home in Dover Heights until she can return to the U.S
Georgia has spent lockdown in Sydney with her businessman beau Nathan Dalah.
She is believed to be staying in her sister Kate’s $7.5million luxury home in Dover Heights until she can return to the U.S.
She had originally intended to only briefly visit in March, but due to the coronavirus lockdowns Georgia was forced to stay longer than expected.
Bright! Georgia warmed up for the game in a neon jumper
Pro moves: The brunette beauty proved she was no rookie when it came to the game
Not missing a beat: The model and actress returned the ball with ease
‘I came to Sydney with a carry-on bag thinking I was going to be here for five days — but I imagine it will be many, many months,’ Georgia wrote on Instagram last month.
Despite hailing from New Zealand and staying temporarily in Australia, it appear Georgia has picked up an American twang while living in New York City.
In a video posted to Instagram last month, the Kiwi model slipped in and out of her affected U.S. accent.
Comfortable: Georgia, who has modelled for the likes of Prada and Chanel, styled the simple ensemble with blue socks and white tennis shoes
Taking it seriously: She got invested in the intensive workout session at Lyne Park Tennis Centre
Multi-talented: Georgia look every bit the tennis pro as she hit ball after ball
‘Good morning, everyone,’ she said at the start of the video in her native accent.
She then suddenly switched to a more nasal, New York tone when she said: ‘Grab your mats.’
Georgia went on to speak in a hybrid of a New Zealand and North American accent, sometimes flipping between accents from word to word.
Get your sweat on! As the game progressed, Georgia took off the eye-catching sweater to cool down, showing more of the singlet dress underneath
Staying in Oz: Georgia had originally intended to only briefly visit in March, but due to the coronavirus lockdowns Georgia was forced to stay longer than expected