Lottie Moss wears leather blood-splattered Halloween costume

She is a model who often sets pulses racing with her sultry Instagram snaps.

And Lottie Moss looked sensational in another racy outfit as she dressed up in a strapless black leather-look attire for Halloween on Saturday night.

The model, 22, shared videos of her slinky attire on her Instagram Stories before hitting the town for an evening of spooky festivities.

The blonde bombshell made her racy ensemble slightly creepier for the occasion by covering her neck and chest in splatters of fake blood.

She accessorised her simple yet effective Halloween look with a black choker necklace and understated drop earrings.

Lottie opted for a full coverage make-up look and smudged her bold red lipstick to blend in with her bloodied neck.

In the videos shared to her Instagram Stories, she embraced the Halloween spirit by adding an eerie Corpse Bride-inspired blue filter to some of her selfies.

She was seen wearing a blue face mask in one video, making sure to follow the coronavirus safety regulations as she travelled in a car during her night out.

But it is not the first time this week that the model has impressed fans with her Halloween garb, as she transformed into Avril Lavigne on Friday night. 

Lottie channelled the punk rocker perfectly in a white crop top and black and white checked skirt.

She perfected the look by dying sections of her blonde tresses pink in a nod to the singer’s wacky hairstyles. 

Lottie looked sizzling in the clever outfit that showed off her phenomenal figure for her night out.

Taking to her Instagram Story before hitting the town Lottie posted a picture of her listening to some of Avril’s old songs to get her in the mood. 

While Lottie is known for her super glamorous posts, she reminded her followers life isn’t always picture perfect as she took to Instagram last month. 

The model shared a couple of pictures of herself crying after watching a ‘lame’ film as she urged her followers to remember that ‘everything isn’t always perfect.’

Enjoying a little ‘me-time’, the evening seemed to be a pleasant one as she indulged in a relaxing face mask while at home, writing ‘self-care’ over the snap.  

Then sobbing, she wrote: ‘I shouldn’t watch sad films.’

She then cried harder and penned: ‘It’s OK to not be OK sometimes. It’s OK to cry at lame films and it’s OK to be a bit lost in life.

‘Everyone’s lives look so amazing on Instagram and I’m here to remind you that everything isn’t always perfect.’