Naomi Campbell flaunts age-defying figure in bikini during Spanish getaway

Naomi Campbell turned heads soaking up the Spanish sunshine in a vibrant red bikini over the weekend (August 10) as the catwalk legend was spotted enjoying a seaside stroll in Formentera as well as having a delightful time on a boat in another tiny ensemble.

The 55-year-old beauty was accompanied on her voyage by Saudi film producer Mohammed Al Turki and bikini-wearing friends as the supermodel relaxed on a yacht. Enjoying the warm weather before autumn kicks in soon, she showed off her enviable figure in a black-and-white bikini set and took a shower after a refreshing dip in the sea.

The pictures come just weeks after she announced she'd be appearing in Miley Cyrus' music video for 'Every Girl You've Ever Loved' in her lingerie next to the American songstress, who is perhaps best known for hits like Wrecking Ball and Flowers.

Naomi shared behind-the-scenes clips on her Instagram of herself and Miley, 32, wearing corsets and fishnet tights for the video shoot. The women looked striking in their all-black outfits as they performed a dance routine for the raunchy video and lip-synced to the lyrics.

And it's clear that fitness is important to the beautiful model who has graced the front cover of Vogue countless times and was the muse of the late Gianni Versace. Naomi, who started modelling when she was eight, has opened up about her fitness journey in recent years, telling Today: "Stretching is important. I danced for many years, so Pilates is something that elongates you and keeps you toned."

She's also tried her hand at boxing, sharing pictures on her social media last year of herself throwing some hard hits with her trainer, Joe Holder.

Naomi said on her YouTube channel at the time: "I've never liked working out before I started working out with Joe. I don't like everything he makes me do, but it's not about liking it. It's about attacking the body in different parts and conditioning."

However, she's also admitted she's not a gym person, sharing with E! News: "I work out. But not [at] a regular type of gym-no machines. I can't go to a regular gym. That makes me nervous."