Roxy Horner commands attention in an ab-flashing bralette and white coat before stepping out with mini-me daughter Elsie, 3, for London Fashion Week

Roxy Horner commanded attention in an ab-flashing bralette and tailored white coat as she stepped out for London Fashion Week on Saturday.

She ensured all eyes were on her at the Susan Fangs show as she wowed in black leather shorts and eye-catching zebra-print heels, elevated with a Chanel clutch.

The model, 35, made three outfit changes during her outing with mini-me daughter Elsie, three, who she shares with husband Jack Whitehall, 38. 

Fresh from the runway, the mother and daughter duo enjoyed a luncheon in Notting Hill with their cute dog, Coco. 

Roxy slipped into a cream high-neck top and chocolate leather miniskirt, layered beneath a statement jacket with decorative fastenings from Karen Millen. 

For her third and final ensemble, Roxy slipped into a vibrant red co-ord with bow embellishments. 

London Fashion Week takes place from the 17th to September 21, and will conclude with its annual star-studded Burberry show on Monday. 

The mother-of-one appeared to be juggling life perfectly whilst husband Jack films Season 2 of The Burbs in Hollywood, Los Angeles.

Earlier this year, Roxy revealed she feared that she would become a 'burden' to her husband after being diagnosed with diabetes.

The star was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes five years ago, after battling symptoms including extreme thirst and fatigue that left her 'unable to get out of bed.'

Roxy was diagnosed with the condition after taking herself to hospital, where a blood test revealed her glucose levels were 'really really high,' and now manages her levels with the help of a continuous monitor and a hybrid closed-loop system device.

The influencer has now shared that her diagnosis brought herself and Jack 'closer together,' as she felt he was 'taking on a lot,' by supporting her in managing the condition.

She said: 'I think that was, I don't know, maybe it brought us closer in a way because he was so amazing, he really was. He was there by my side the whole time.

'I do think it takes a lot for a family member or a partner to be there for you. Because you're taking on a lot by being with someone with Type 1 Diabetes. It's a lot.'

She went on to tell Olivia Attwood on her Olivia's House podcast: 'And I try not to put it all on him obviously. Like I don't want to be a burden for him, but he is amazing and he's always there for me.

'The other night I was like ''oh gosh I'm going too low again.'' He was like ''I'll go downstairs and get you something,'' and he doesn't need to do that. I should be doing that, but he does it for me and it's so sweet, so lovely.'

Detailing her earliest symptoms, Roxy said: 'I went from being really active, working out every day, to having zero energy. Zero. I couldn't even go for a walk around the block, without feeling like I'm gonna collapse.

'I was really thirsty as well. I was drinking a four litre bottle of water every day, every night. Still feeling gasping and nothing would get rid of that.

'And I just remember not being able to get out of bed one day and just feeling like ''this can't be normal'' I can't just need that much coffee.'

Roxy said she was repeatedly told by doctors that she was 'fine,' but after going to the hospital, was put on a drip and received her diagnosis.

She added: 'Weirdly, I felt a bit relieved because I thought ''I'm not crazy.'' There is something wrong with me, now I know what it is I can treat myself.

'And that's what went through my head to start with. But then after a few days in hospital I was like ''I wanna leave now.''

Roxy added that she went on to discharge herself from hospital to attend an awards event, but that evening, she suffered a hypoglycemic attack, which occurs when blood glucose drops to below safe levels.

She added that when such attacks occur, she can become, 'shaky, unable to talk, and can't see properly.'