Forget something Ola? Jordan steps out at LFW show wearing just a racy lace bra under her jacket

PUBLISHED: 20:23, 17 September 2016 | UPDATED: 21:28, 17 September 2016

With her smart coordinating white jacket and trousers, Ola Jordan could have been dressed for a day at the office, if it hadn't been for a rather cheeky wardrobe omission.

The 33-year-old former Strictly Come Dancing professional arrived at the SS17 Ashley Isham show in London wearing just a racy black lace bra under the coat.

The plunging balcony style underwear showed off a great deal of her dancer's lithe figure, complete with belly button ring.

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Keeping it brief: Ola Jordan sported a smart white jacket and trousers over a racy lace bra at a London Fashion Week event on Saturday

Ola, who is married to fellow dancer James Jordan, teamed her ensemble with a pair of strappy metallic heels.

She wore her long blonde hair loose around her shoulders and accessorised with a thin black choker and orange clutch.

She mingled with Olivia Buckland, Amy Childs and Caprice at the Singapore-born designer's show.

Racy in lace: Ola showed off her dancer's stunning figure in the ensemble

Heely good: Ola teamed her ensemble with a pair of strappy bronze heels

Ashley Isham has dressed the likes of Madonna, Kylie Minogue and Lady Gaga and set up his own label in 2000.

Meanwhile, Ola has hit the headlines recently with the publication of a tell-all book Strictly Ola: My Story by Ola Jordan in which she writes candidly about her experiences on the hit BBC1 show.

The new book sees her discuss a steamy encounter with her husband in the dressing room, reveal rows with judge Craig Revel Horwood, and address the infamous 'Strictly curse.'

Waiting for the action: Fashion fan Ola mingled with Amy Childs and Caprice at the show

Writer: Ola has hit the headlines recently with the publication of a tell-all book Strictly Ola: My Story by Ola Jordan

She writes: 'Other problems came with the supposed ‘curse of Strictly’, which struck when contestants ended up dating their dance partners, wrecking their relationships outside the show. James, like any man, was not immune to jealousy occasionally.'

'When the producer in my first series of Strictly suggested I kiss my partner, Radio 1’s DJ Spoony, at the end of a routine to the Prince song Kiss, James said: ‘Er, I don’t think so. The only man who kisses Ola is me!’ she adds.

'He said it in a light-hearted way but the truth was that he found it very difficult to see me dancing intimately with another man.'