Elizabeth Hurley turned a St. Tropez getaway into a neatly packaged style post, sharing a sun-drenched photo carousel that put Miguelina’s $450 Jane Mini Blossom Knit Lace Cover-Up in Pure White front and center. She wore the sheer piece over a skimpy white bikini, then paired it with oversized sunglasses, hoop earrings, and a delicate gold pendant necklace.
St. Tropez in Pure White
The cover-up is made of 100% cotton and uses Miguelina’s Blossom knit lace with a sheer finish, a scalloped deep V-neckline, floral lace at the bust, and long sleeves with open side slits. That combination gives the piece the kind of dual use many resort labels chase: it can read as a beach layer in one photo and as dinner wear in another, without changing the garment.
Hurley’s carousel also included Billy Ray Cyrus in one photo and Joan Collins for a meal in another, which keeps the post from being a solo wardrobe flex. The caption moved the focus from clothing to company: “Thank you to the magnificent @joancollinsdbe and Percy for the most enchanting holiday in St Tropez. We adore you,” she wrote.
Joan Collins and Percy
The mention of Percy matters because it signals that the trip was framed as a shared holiday, not just a fashion moment. For a celebrity post like this, the guest list works as part of the presentation: the outfit supplies the visual hook, while the companions supply the social context that makes the carousel feel like a lived-in vacation rather than a posed lookbook.
The sharper detail is the contradiction built into the garment itself. The cover-up is described as a seaside dinner piece, but Hurley used it as a revealing swimwear layer over a bikini, which is exactly why the post lands as more than a routine holiday upload. For readers watching celebrity style as a market, the takeaway is simple: this is a high-visibility endorsement of a specific $450 resort item, worn in the exact setting the label’s design language is built for.
Elizabeth Hurley’s Holiday Post
Hurley did not turn the carousel into a product pitch, but the item is specific enough to do that work on its own. Anyone tracking the post gets the useful part immediately: the look is Miguelina’s Jane Mini Blossom Knit Lace Cover-Up in Pure White, the bikini layer is white, and the vacation setting is St. Tropez. The rest is the selling point—an image of holiday dressing that is polished enough to read as aspirational and revealing enough to drive attention.
