Iskra Lawrence enjoys a spot of fast food after SAG awards

Iskra Lawrence enjoys a spot of fast food after SAG awards

iskra Lawrence had a very cheeky response to a diner worker after she got told off for sitting on a food counter.

The 27-year-old model took to Instagram on Wednesday to post the moment in question, which occured on Sunday night after the SAG Awards.

She looked stunning as she broke all the food hygiene rules while sitting underwear-free in her very sexy thigh-split black number.  

She captioned the image with the words: 'Excuse me can u please not sit there, we literally serve food there.’

Me: "yeah you serve buns....me too!"'

Iskra had playfully added one of the eatery's paper hats as she prepared to tuck into something a little naughty.

A second picture showed her sporting a really cheeky look on her face as she quickly made her escape.    

The model had been walking the red carpet for the awards show in Los Angeles on Sunday, and certainly made the most of her enviable curves.

The off-the-shoulder dress offered a glimpse at her enviable waist to hip ratio.

The beauty, who was previously a competitive national swimmer, showed off a generous glimpse of her shapely thighs, accentuating her pins with a pair of delicate golden sandals. 

Wearing her hair in sleek blonde waves around her face, the model posed up a storm in the racy piece.

Iskra has always been passionate about body confidence, refusing to label herself a plus size model and previously protesting against the lack of diversity during London Fashion Week.

It is no wonder the blonde has bagged many high-profile invites, after forging a successful modelling career, with the aim to change the industry's perceptions on beauty and size.

A passionate advocate for body confidence, she recently spoke out about unattainable beauty standards in the fashion world.

'The whole concept of Photoshop is an illusion,' she said. 'They're not flaws. They're part of your body. We were just convinced by society and the media that there was something wrong with them.'

She also described how she realised at 18 that instead of trying to change her size 14 body to fit into sample sizes, she 'would try to change the industry'.

In recent years she has become known for her empowerment movement, and often shares inspiring images and quotes about body confidence on her Instagram page.

A recent Instagram post reads: 'Hey body parts, I know in the past we didn't understand or love each other but please forgive me.

'I was brainwashed by societal ideals and expectations of perfection.

'When I looked at you all I saw was the imperfections I had been taught to see, using descriptors of shame and hate because that's what I read and heard other women say to themselves.'