She's just opened up about the comments from trolls she gets online, but from the looks of things Maura Higgins takes it all in her very fashionable stride.
The Love Island star turned heads as she hit the London Fashion Week events over the weekend, dazzling in two racy party looks in a night.
She started her night in a striking black two-piece outfit, featuring a bandeau crop top with long sleeved gloved attached and a slinky skirt with a high slit that gathered at one hip, all in an intricate beaded mesh material. She paired this with a simple black strappy sandals and chain link-style drop earrings.
Later in the night, she changed into a daring cut-out dress that gave new meaning to the term "little black dress".
Dropping by the Oh Polly fashion show, she wore a dramatic mini dress with cut-outs across the bust and stomach, with long sleeves and spaghetti straps. She added a pair of 60's-inspired black boots with an elegant almond toe and a black mini handbag with a silver chain strap.
For both appearances she wore her hair in a tousled wet-look style, with her long tresses teased and slicked back behind her ears. Her makeup was glamorous as always, with striking black eyeliner, plenty of glowing tan and bronzer and a simple glossy nude lip.
Her glamorous appearance comes after the star opened up about the kind of comments she receives online from trolls, and how they affect her. Speaking to The Sun's Fabulous magazine, Higgins said she "gets it all the time".
"I get it so much. People writing: 'Go and get a boob job' or, 'You're too skinny.’ I don’t need a boob job, because I feel sexy with the size of my boobs."
She added that she wouldn't consider getting cosmetic work to change her figure based on online comments, though she understands why people would get work done to boost their confidence. "I would be petrified of the boob surgery anyway. I watch that TV show Botched all the time, which puts me off", she added.
She told the publication that she hadn't had her lips done "in two years" adding, "I'm past it now – maybe because I’m older".
