'Stunning': Dele Alli's girlfriend Ruby Mae wows fans in silver thigh high boots on Instagram

Ruby Mae has stunned in a fashion shoot for her latest modelling project with e-commerce website Hidden Fashion.

The 22-year-old star's career appears to be going from strength to strength as she lands one modelling job after the other, recently flying out to Paris to shoot for the Couture Club.

Ruby, who is the girlfriend of Tottenham Hotspur star Dele Alli, wowed her nearly 35,000 followers with the latest Instagram post, which shows her rocking a pair of silver slouched thigh high boots that retail at £60.

She also wears a double denim outfit in the snap, which appears to have taken place in a games arcade, with blue distressed jeans paired with a studded jean jacket.

While many fashion models go for a more natural make-up look, Ruby upped the glamour for this particular shoot with heavy contouring and fake lashes, while her long dark hair cascaded down her back in pretty waves.

Simply captioning the shot: "Outfit from @hiddenfashionofficial", fans couldn't help but bombard the comments section with compliments.

One person wrote: "Just perfect", while another added: "Gorgeous babe".

A third added: "#hot and very stunning".

Ruby's two previous Instagram shots were from the same job, with the star sharing another picture of herself in a sporty black minidress that displayed her endless legs.

While Ruby appears to be thriving this week, her boyfriend Alli's team suffered a loss against Leicester City on Tuesday night (28 November).

Alli, 21, claims Tottenham should never have been in the position where they were two goals down to Leicester, but has called on his teammates to carry on.

He told BBC Sport: "It was a very disappointing performance from us in the first half.

"We should never have been in the situation where we were two goals behind. It was not good enough.

"We can't focus on that. After performances like this we have to keep picking up points. To lose to Leicester away is disappointing but we have to pick ourselves up."