Natasha Oakley turns up the heat in an electric blue G-string bikini as she soaks up the sun in Sydney

Natasha Oakley made sure all eyes were on her on Sunday when she visited Sydney’s Bronte Beach to cool off. In the photo

The statuesque stunner turned heads when she removed an electric blue skirt to reveal a tiny thong bikini in the same hue.

The swimsuit designer sizzled in the sun as she made the most of the ensemble which featured a classic matching bikini top and bow-detailed bottoms.

The 33-year-old accessorized her look with designer sunglasses and appeared to follow Elle Macpherson’s style, sporting a straw cowboy hat. After settling into her white towel, Natasha opted to sunbathe while she checked her phone.

At one point, she risked a major wardrobe malfunction when her ample bust tested her knot-tying skills in her daring top.

Natasha was living her best life while enjoying the beautiful Sydney weather.

It wasn’t long before the sun took over and she opted to dive into the drink for a refreshing dip.

Upon her exit, Natasha was seen living her best cinematic moment. The busty beauty channeled her inner supermodel as she squeezed excess salt water from her locks as she strutted down the trail in a thong.

Natasha’s eye-catching display comes as she offloaded a Sydney property for $8.6 million.

Natasha and her husband Theo Chambers sold the 1880s-built Paddington house after it was originally listed for $7.75 million. Both in the photo

Situated on one of Paddington’s most sought-after streets, this two-storey antique stone house is an elegant blend of Old World charm with modern luxury.

Situated on one of Paddington’s most sought-after streets, this two-storey antique stone house is an elegant blend of Old World charm with modern luxury. Pictured: The travertine terrace built next to the kitchen is perfect for alfresco dining.

Carefully renovated to maintain its classic wood finishes, the sprawling home features American oak, Carrara marble and sandstone. In the photo: the living room below.

Pictured: the formal dining room.