She turned 60 last year.

But Lisa Vanderpump looked agelessly beautiful this Thursday when she was seen surfacing from lockdown in Los Angeles .

The former Real Housewife Of Beverly Hills was chic to the hilt in a jet black trouser suit as she emerged from the celeb hot spot skincare clinic Epione.

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Epione has welcomed a string of clients including global superstar Kim Kardashian, Modern Family bombshell Sofia Vergara and pop icon Lady Gaga.

Lisa’s sleek ensemble emphasized her enviably trim figure and she accessorized with a black and white handbag for her day out.

Despite the fact she has left The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills she is still a major presence on Bravo because of her spin-off show Vanderpump Rules.

Additionally she has started a talk show on E! called Overserved With Lisa Vanderpump where as the title suggests the guests are given cocktails.

Meanwhile she is also a celebrity judge on the new American version of Rebel Wilson’s show Pooch Perfect which airs on ABC.

The title is a play on Pitch Perfect which is the trilogy of movie musicals that propelled Rebel to movie stardom in Hollywood.

Rebel, who hails from Sydney, hostessed the first season of the dog grooming competition show on the Seven network in her native country.

However last October it emerged that Seven was not picking up the show for the second season which has come to the United States instead.

The American season of the Pooch Perfect premiered on March 30 and is slated to feature eight episodes with 10 contestants.

All the contenders on the program are professional dog groomers and they are able to have their assistants on hand to help them.

Rebel could be seen in recently released pictures cheekily dressed up as the famous dog-hating character Cruella De Vil.

Overserved with Lisa Vanderpump is available to stream and download on hayu and to watch on E!

Alessandra Ambrosio ushered in her milestone 40th birthday with family and friends, beginning on Sunday, April 11.

Over the course of the proceeding four days, the former supermodel has been able to fit in some form of her daily workout to help maintain her statuesque figure.

And on Thursday she decided to meet up with one of her gal pals and head on over to a nearby gym in the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles .

The Brazilian-born beauty came dress for success when it comes to sporty in white leggings and a white cropped sweatshirt. In homage to her native country, it read: ‘Rio de Janeiro — Basil’ across the front of the sweatshirt.

She also donned stylish sunglasses on another gloriously sunny Southern California day, and pulled her long brown tresses back into a loose ponytail.

In keeping with the fashion color theme, she also wore white slip-on shoes, and a black and white animal print face mask, amid the still dangerous COVID-19 pandemic.

In a sign she had just tackled another grueling workout, Ambrosio had taken off her long-sleeve shirt by the time she headed out the gym towards her vehicle.

She made her way to the parked SUV in a white, spaghetti-strapped sports bra and the sweatshirt tied around her lean waist.

Just after the noon hour, the longtime Victoria’s Secret Angel took to her Instagram page and shared more photos from her birthday celebration that included her two children: daughter Anja, 12, and son Noah, eight, and new beau Richard Lee.

Ambrosio has been documenting her ‘birthday bash’ on social media with the hashtag: #quarentALEchella, which is a reference to Coachella, California, the desert city, about 130 miles east of LA, where she rang in the big 4-0.

‘Celebrating this beautiful journey!!!! Feeling grateful for all the amazing opportunities and experiences and most of all for everyone that has enriched my life!!! Excited for the new decade….’ she captioned her first Instagram post.

She also shared how her milestone birthday was about ‘celebrating life’ as she proceeded to post more images from her dinners and parties.

During the festivities, she donned a black dress with diamond shape cutouts, a white dress with one diamond shape cutout on the midriff, and several different bikinis.

She already has numerous tattoos from three birds under her chest to the cheeky words ‘not yours’ written on her bottom.

And Lottie Moss has added another one to the collection as she showed off a tattoo of a hand holding a smoking cigarette on her forearm.

The model, 23, took to her Instagram Stories as she proudly debuted her new piece of body-art for the first time in a close-up video of her on Thursday.

In the clip, she gazed moodily into the camera in low lighting as she moved her forearm slowly into the shot.

Her new inking showed an image of a hand with long painted nails, casually holding a cigarette between two fingers, as the smoke curled in the shape of a love heart.

Lottie tagged her London-based tattoo artist, simply captioning the clip: ‘Hi @bunnystattoos’.

She has several other tattoos, including a Hello Kitty one, a rose, an underboob inking of three birds flying and one on her tattooed pert posterior that reads: ‘Not yours’.

Lottie, who’s the younger half-sister of Kate Moss, 47, appeared to have had the piece done a few months ago as she is currently living in Los Angeles.

She raised eyebrows last month when she announced her decision to sell X-rated snaps on the adult content site, Glow.

The model has continued to treat her fans to her sultry pictures on social media and sent temperatures soaring once more on Wednesday as she posed in white lingerie and a bomber jacket alongside her scantily-clad pals.

She outstretched her slender legs as she perched on marble steps and cosied up to her friends, who also rocked skimpy underwear and bomber jackets.

Lottie styled her blonde locks in a relaxed wave and highlighted her delicate features with soft make-up and captioned the Instagram upload: ‘You can’t sit with us’.

To the left of Lottie was her best friend Sahara Ray, 28, who she claimed to be engaged to earlier this month.

Lottie shared snaps of the pair jewellery shopping and passionately kissing to her Instagram account.

Taking to her Instagram Stories, the model posted a shot which showed her window shopping in Beverly Hills with her BFF: ‘We’ve been waiting to tell u guys but me and Sahara are engaged.’

She followed up the post with an upload showing herself kissing her close friend on the lips, alongside the words: ‘I said yes’ – but as she made the claims in the final hours of April 1st, questions have been raised as to whether it’s not just a late prank.

MailOnline has contacted a representative for Lottie for comment.

Lottie is often seen spending time with Sahara, and the pair regularly pose together for racy photoshoots, the majority of which is seen on adult platform Glow – much to the reported chagrin of her family.

Lottie’s posts come after it was claimed that Storm Management appears to be fighting a desperate campaign to stop her from ruining her career.

Blonde beauty Lottie has, who rose to prominence as a starlet with promise of a successful fashion career, now sells raunchy photos of herself on a website called Glow, where erotic photos of influencers sell for as little as £3.

And now, sources say, Storm is working frantically to protect Lottie and ‘save her from herself’ – though some family members fear she could have already sabotaged her future.

A source told The Mail On Sunday’s Charlotte Griffiths: ‘These photos and the path she’s on will affect her future as a model, but also as a woman. What if one day she wants a normal job?

‘Storm can’t let Lottie become another victim of this crazy influencer-meets-celebrity, image-obsessed culture. Her mental health needs to be protected.’

Another source close to the agency said: ‘Storm feels very protective of the lovely Lottie. They are hoping this phase will pass.’

In years gone by, an agency like Storm, which takes pride in its high-end reputation, would not have kept Lottie on the books after she started selling photos on Glow.

But thankfully, these are more responsible times and agencies no longer throw their clients to the wolves the moment they are ‘over’.

The source added: ‘Lottie is still pretty and is far from finished, but she needs to stop messing with her appearance and underselling herself.

‘Not so long ago she… was modelling for Chanel and appearing in Vogue. She showed a lot of promise and now she has lost her way.’

The lobbying row escalated again today as it emerged another Cabinet Office adviser appointed by David Cameron was working for Greensill.

David Brierwood combined a role as a crown representative in the Cabinet Office with being a director at Greensill for three and a half years.

The Cabinet Office stressed Mr Brierwood’s role was nothing to do with supply chain finance, Greensill’s area of business, and all crown representatives go through ‘regular propriety checks’.

There is no suggestion of wrongdoing, but links between ministers, officials and businesses are under intense scrutiny following the collapse of Greensill in March and revelations about Mr Cameron’s lobbying activities for the firm.

The dual role performed by Bill Crothers, who began working for Greensill as a part-time adviser in September 2015, a move approved by the Cabinet Office, and did not leave his Civil Service role until November that year has also fuelled the row.

Lord Pickles, chairman of the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, which examines roles taken up by ministers and officials, told MPs yesterday it sometimes appeared there were not ‘any boundaries’ between Whitehall and the private sector.

Mr Brierwood’s LinkedIn profile shows he was brought into government as a crown representative in October 2014, when Mr Cameron was prime minister, and continued in the part-time role until June 2018.

In December 2014 he became a director at Greensill, a post he held until February 2021.

Crown representatives are part-time executives who perform roles including managing relationships between the Government and suppliers, communicating Whitehall’s needs to the market and identifying areas for cost savings.

It was revealed today that more than 20 businessmen and women currently occupy the same role – previously also held by Lex Greensill.

They are unpaid and free to carry on working in private industry, adding to concerns about a blurring of the line between Whitehall and the commercial world.

A Cabinet Office spokesman said: ‘Crown representatives do not participate in the procurement process nor are they able to award any contracts.

‘They are part time senior executives recruited for their working knowledge of a sector to help ensure value for money for the taxpayer.

‘All crown representatives go through regular propriety checks and cannot work with a supplier where there could be a conflict of interest.

‘Mr Brierwood’s crown representative role was not anything to do with supply chain finance.’

Nick Davies, programme director at the Institute for Government told The Guardian that ‘whether or not individuals breached the rules, Greensill clearly thought it would benefit from hiring a network of people with senior positions in the Cabinet Office’.

Shadow cabinet office minister Rachel Reeves told the newspaper: ‘Revelations like this keep growing the web of the Greensill scandal, and show us how much the Conservatives have weakened the measures meant to keep cronyism and conflicts of interest in government in check.’

Yesterday Boris Johnson said he agreed with business appointments watchdog Lord Pickles that the Government needs to ‘understand’ the relationship between Whitehall and private sector lobbying.

Lord Pickles warned that Mr Crothers’ case highlighted ‘a number of anomalies within the system’ and predicted that it was unlikely to be an ‘isolated’ scenario.

Mr Johnson, who has ordered an inquiry into the Greensill affair led by lawyer Nigel Boardman, said ‘we need to understand what’s gone on here’.

As well as the Boardman review, the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Select Committee (PACAC), Public Accounts Committee (PAC) and Treasury Committee have all announced probes.

The PAC said it intended to invite Mr Cameron to give evidence during its inquiry.

A spokesman for Mr Cameron has indicated he would respond ‘positively’ to any request to give evidence to any of the inquiries that are taking place once the terms of reference have been established.

Tory MP John Penrose, the Prime Minister’s anti-corruption champion, said he believed Mr Cameron would be ‘mortified by what is happening at the moment and I’m sure he will want to make his case and clear his name’.

He called for greater transparency, telling BBC’s Newsnight the reaction within Whitehall and the ministerial ranks had been ‘shocked and horrified’ by the slew of revelations in recent weeks.

‘We are turning over rocks and uncovering things,’ he said.

The controversy over the relationship between Government and the private sector follows disclosures that Mr Cameron personally lobbied Chancellor Rishi Sunak on Greensill’s behalf and was able to arrange for its founder, Lex Greensill, to have a ‘private drink’ with Health Secretary Matt Hancock.

The former Tory party leader has insisted he did not break any rules but acknowledged there are ‘lessons to be learned’, and that as a former prime minister, any contacts with Government should be through the ‘most formal channels’.

A former head of the Civil Service has said he is ‘baffled’ as to how a former head of government procurement was able to take a job with Greensill Capital while still working in Whitehall.

Lord Kerslake, who advised Labour under Jeremy Corbyn, said he had ‘real concerns’ about the case of Bill Crothers.

‘I can see no circumstances in which his appointment was acceptable,’ he told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme.

Dianna Agron slipped into a little jet-setting mode by going coast-to-coast in promotion of her new comedy film Shiva Baby earlier this month.

And on Wednesday, while enjoying some down time, the former Glee star looked stylish when she headed out on a stroll along some normally busier streets of Manhattan.

The actress, 34, looked wildly stylish and warm in a leopard print overcoat on what turned out to be a chilly day following a recent and noticeable temperature tumble.

With the wind enhancing the chill in the air, Agron made her way across several streets with her hands nestled into her jacket pockets.

She also donned a white button-down shirt that was tucked into a pair of classic black slacks and black slip shoes without any apparent socks.

The Georgia native had her blonde locks styled long and flowing well past her shoulders with a part on the right.

And in adherence to health and safety protocols amid the still dangerous COVID-19 pandemic, she wore a protective mask over her mouth and nose while put in public.

About two weeks ago, Agron attend the New York City premiere of Shiva Baby at The William Vale Hotel on Tuesday, March 30.

She stunned in a brown-patterned dress that was cinched in at the waist with a matching sweater and open-toe heels.

In less than 48-hours, the actress had made her way across country for the Los Angeles premiere of film, which was held on the rooftop of the JW Marriott at LA Live Thursday night.

Agron put her best fashion foot forward in a plunging black dress with a slit on the right that allowed her to give more than a hint of her legs.

She rounded out the ensemble with black sandal heels, a small black evening purse and her dirty-blonde tresses feathered over to the right.

The event also included a socially-distanced red carpet ahead of the showing of the comedy that was directed by Emma Seligman.

Shiva Baby will be released in a limited amount of theaters in the U.S. on April 2.