Daisy Lowe cuts a stylish figure with a leather jacket over her crop top for a stroll

She’s long been known for her effortlessly chic fashion sense.

And Daisy Lowe put on another stylish display as she threw on a cosy fur-lined leather jacket for a stroll in north London on Friday.

The model, 31, opted for the laid-back look over a crop top and leggings as she took her dog Monty for a walk.

Daisy flashed a glimpse of her toned tummy in the black crop top and matching sports leggings as she headed back to her car following the walk.

The raven-haired beauty covered her outfit with the oversized leather jacket as she carried her essentials back to the car.

Daisy sported barely a scrap of makeup as she took her beloved pooch for the walk, one of the few things still allowed during England’s third COVID-19 lockdown.

It comes after Daisy put on a cosy display with her boyfriend Jordan Saul on her Instagram Stories last week.

The star was taking part in the social media trend of users sharing pictures after being given a prompt by their followers.

The media personality looked radiant in the snap alongside her boyfriend as she fixed the camera with a sultry stare while he stood close behind her, after a fan asked for a photo of ‘you and your partner.’

An avid traveller, estate agent Jordan documents his various international adventures on social media, including regular stops in South Africa and plenty of ski trips. 

A source previously told The Sun of the couple: ‘They’re enjoying spending time together while they have time off. She’s not in any rush to put a label on anything, they’re just taking things easy.’

It comes after Daisy shared a candid post about her well-being in October as she marked World Mental Health day.

The model admitted that at the time she had felt ‘overwhelmed’ and both ‘mentally and physically exhausted’.

Daisy said that she gave herself a ‘mental health day’ where she ditched her phone, spoke to her best friends, went for a walk and didn’t ‘get dressed properly’.

The model, who bravely shared she had a secret breakdown in 2016 earlier this year, admitted that sometimes she just needs a ‘good cry’ and that managing her mental health is a ‘constant battle’.

Daisy added that she is ‘so thankful’ she has a ‘better grip’ on her well-being and also celebrated that the ‘stigma around illnesses we can’t see with our eyes is dissolving.’