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Lucy Mapstone for MailOnline

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07:48 EST, 28 January 2016

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10:07 EST, 28 January 2016

She sat on the edge of the bed with her bottom jutting outwards, drawing attention to her curved back and slim pins, as she added to the snap: ‘#hotellife.’

The former Victoria’s Secret stunner appeared to be taking some time out to relax while on her latest work mission, although it’s not known exactly where in the world she is at present.

Peachy! Earlier in the week, the stunning Dutch model shared a gorgeous snap of herself in just briefs and a crop top

Birthday vibes: On Saturday, Doutzen celebrated her 31st birthday with a rocking party

Just a few days prior, Doutzen teased her nearly 4m Instagram followers again with another gorgeous snap, posted just after her birthday.

Wearing nothing but a cropped t-shirt and tiny peach panties, she revealed her envy-inducing slim stomach and shapely rear.

On Saturday, mother-of-two Doutzen celebrated her 31st birthday with a big night out, along with a group of gal pals and DJ husband Sunnery Gorré 

She flashed her abs in a lumberjack shirt tied at the mid-riff and wore her hair back in a ponytail.

Doutzen’s modelling career may have began in earnest in 2001 when she moved to New York from the small village of Eastermar, aged 18, but the 5ft 9in had always had aspirations of being famous.

Night out: Doutzen celebrated her big day surrounded by pals and husband, DJ Sunnery James

Speaking to the Wall Street Journal, she said: ‘I wanted to become a teacher like my mother, or a charity worker. But my mom says that when I was younger I told her, “People are going to know me,” so I guess I always had that idea.

‘We didn’t have fashion magazines around the house, so I would see someone like Jennifer Lopez’s CD covers and think, “I would love to have hair or makeup like that.” I secretly sent my pictures to a modeling agency in Amsterdam, and they sent me to New York.’

The former Victoria’s Secret model was the second highest paid model in the world in 2014 behind Gisele Bundchen, and has a long-running relationship with L’Oreal Paris, for whom she is a brand ambassador.

Hot to trot: The former Victoria’s Secret model was the second highest paid model in the world in 2014 behind Gisele Bundchen

Slink around in a gown like Doutzen’s

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